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take cover

verb as in hide

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verb as in stash

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Angela, Serhiy's wife of 32 years, says she saw her husband run and take cover as the drone dropped a grenade.

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The CNN anchor took a second to recover, then suggested that he and the crew would take cover soon.

"She ran into a neighbour's house just to take cover," he added.

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Abdilatif Ali said some people attempted to take cover on the ground, while others tried to flee the location.

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The vehicle was severely damaged and UN personnel were forced to take cover, but there were no casualties, he added.

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