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meaning of "to exact a toll on sb" | turn to the left vs. turn on the left
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taken off the table #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 23, 2008 14:18 pm   taken off the table		  
That impeachment's been taken off the table.

What does "take off the table" mean?

Thanks in advance.
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taken off the table #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 23, 2008 16:42 pm   taken off the table		  
The agenda has been changed and this particular item has been removed from that. So at the meeting this particular item will not be discussed.

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