- - Expel a tenant
- - Oust from a dwelling
- - Turn out of a property
- - Oust from your home
- - To expel a tenant, is to do what
- - Kick out a tenant
- - Create a vacancy perhaps
- - Banish a tenant, say
- - Forcibly remove, as a tenant
- - Force out of a property
- - Kick out, as a tenant who won't pay rent
- - remove, as a tenant
- - I've to return to court to get a tenant out
- - expel from a residence
- - Remove from a residence
- - Throw out, like a tenant
- - Oust from property
- - Eject from house
- - Eject from home
- - Boot, as a tenant
- - Eject from a premises
- - Expel (from property)
- - Oust from a residence
- - Expel from one's property
- - Boot out of a residence
- - Force from the premises
- - Kick out of a residence
- - Banish from an apartment
- - Expel tenants from property
- - Force out, as a tenant
- - Send packing, as a delinquent tenant
- - Cast out, in a way
- - Boot out, as a tenant
- - Punish for nonpayment, in a way
- - Vote off, a la "Big Brother"
- - Force out of the flat
- - A landlord may do this
- - Send out a letter?
- - Throw out, as a tenant
- - Toss out, as a tenant
- - Kick out of a flat
- - Force out of a flat
- - Boot from the flat
- - Drop a letter?
- - Banish from a flat
- - Turn out, as a tenant
- - Dislodge, as a tenant
- - Boot from a flat
- - Remove from the premises
- - Displace a tenant.
- - Throw out [of a building]
- - Force out as from an apartment
- - Throw out a tenant
- - Turn out CV, and tie it in knots
- - European champion losing gold put out
- - Force to move out
- - throw out some of the victims
- - Throw out revolutionary tactic seen occasionally versus Spain
- - Turn out of home
- - Cast out and about with musical, mostly touring
- - Throw tenants out
- - Turn out rotten vice before tea
- - Expel, eject
- - turn out not to one's choice
- - Dispossess, kick out
- - dispossess by law
- - remove during the victory
- - throw out as part of massive victory
- - Some of the victims kick out
- - kick out of one's apartment
- - Expel by legal process
- - Compel to leave
- - Kick out of an apartment
- - Turn out, expel
- - Turn out on the street
- - Kick out of an apartment for nonpayment
- - Six in European court turn out
- - Force out (of home)
- - Get out of the house
- - Make homeless
- - Force out; expel
- - Kick to the curb
- - Oust legally
- - Turn out of one's house
- - Expel in complete victory
- - Kick out, expel
- - In European Court, six turn out
- - Legally remove some of the victims
- - Chuck out wild civet
- - Turn out not as agreed
- - Empty The House of vice? It's not before time!
- - Put out command to include 5, not 500
- - Expel legally
- - Throw out for the last time, six hundred thousand initially
- - Boot out wild civet
- - Throw out in the street
- - Put out onto the street
- - Force off the premises
- - Throw out, expel
- - Remove antique Victorian bottles
- - Show the door
- - Throw out legally
- - De-apartmentalize?
- - Throw out on the street
- - Oust for nonpayment of rent
- - Shut out
- - Not allow to stay
- - Play super?
- - Winkle out
- - Put out bag and baggage
- - Eject unceremoniously.
- - Throw out into the street
- - Dispossess
- - Make leave
- - Boot out
- - Toss out
- - Remove forcibly
- - Give the boot
- - Bounce
- - Cast out
- - Remove
- - Turn out
- - Kick (out)
- - Force out
- - Run out
- - Expel
- - Oust
- - Dislodge
- - Throw out
- - Eject
- - Give the boot to
- - Unsettle
- - ... Boot
- - Send packing
- - Put out
- - remove in one victory
- - throw out man among outsiders in establishment
- - Turf out
- - Expel alien interstate?
- - Dispossess some crime victims
- - remove during massive victory
- - kick out of an apartment, maybe
- - expel, turn out
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