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idiomstakespull up stakes (and ...)(also up sticks and ... BrE)to leave your home to go and live in another place:A few years later Ellen again pulled up stakes and departed with her daughter.Many workers who are asked to pull up stakes have their costs paid by the company.The college is well aware that dissatisfied students could up sticks and transfer to another institution.
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