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| caption = Door (Commons). A takeaway is leaving, or looking like it, after the hook. | |||
| alt = Door | |||
| name = Takeaway | | name = Takeaway | ||
| also = roll-off (when brief) | | also = roll-off (when brief) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:33, 17 September 2026
 Door (Commons). A takeaway is leaving, or looking like it, after the hook.
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| Also known as | roll-off (when brief)
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A takeaway is leaving, or looking like leaving, after the set has hooked, so your presence is not a free utility. Short version is a roll-off. The claimed mechanism is push-pull / "cat string": attention that never leaves has no price. [1] Used badly it is drama. Used well it is logistics (you actually have somewhere to be) plus outcome independence.