outtake
Speech parts
1. outtake - Noun
2. outtake - Verb
3. outtake - Preposition
Meaning
Except.
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Here's an "outtake" where Winfrey is hanging out with Reese Witherspoon and Tom Hanks.
Only now, the parade of horrors tends to sound something like a "CSI: Cyber" exposition outtake.
I have added a short outtake below each link just to give you an idea what the article is about and I hope you will enjoy them as much as I did.
Rewind to 2010 when the Biebs appeared on our February cover, and see how he stripped down in this special outtake.
That’s an outtake above that to me captures so much in one frame: the duality of a gorgeous stylish young woman who is also a mother and safety zone to a very special little guy.
That's not an insignificant number, and is clearly a result of the data intake and outtake explosion taking place where every bit and byte is seen as having the potential to benefit the business.