I'm fairly notorious for wanting another take and another take and another take and another take — and another take.
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And soon, media sites lit up with take after take after take after take after take after take about if an Oprah run was a good or bad thing.
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So I take it and take it and take it.
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I'll take Halliburton, I'll take Baker Hughes, I'll take Schlumberger.
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They just did it, take after take after take, for six months.
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Because everyday I was going to have to do take, after take, after take.
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People think I take 'em and then people take 'em thinking I take 'em.
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I make sure, with he and I, that I don't just take, take, take.
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What happens when you want more, more, more, but people want to take, take, take?
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"Take responsibility, take ownership, and take it upon ourselves to meet this moment head on."
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"I'll take on the Jews, and I'll take on the Lutherans, and I'll take on the Catholics, and I'll take on the Mormons," he said.
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The Soviets will take and take and take until you draw a line in the sand.
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Any city I go to, I will take notes, I'll take sketches and I'll take photographs.
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You take away our land, you take away our pride, you try to take away everything.
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These people can influence elections, take down banks, take down Sony, take down a huge corporation.
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Huge shifts will take place today; you're ready to take risks you've been eager to take.
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Gatherings have included Pugs Take Boston, where they hosted a pug prom, Pugs Take Vegas, and Pugs Take DC. Soon, the pugs will gather to take Philly.
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Ezra Klein: How do you distinguish between a hot take, a smart take, other ... A boring take?
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" "It's going to take time, and it's going to take energy, and it's going to take empathy.
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It's going to take time, and it's going to take energy, and it's going to take empathy.
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Men who touch, who smile, who surround and crowd and watch and take and take and take.
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I'd rather take care of the dog and take care of Leslie and take care of myself.
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Everywhere on the ship: You can't take it with you, You can't take it with you, You can't take it with you, You can't take it with you.
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You take a step, take a breath, take a step, take a breath, and I think we've been able to do that and keep it in the moment.
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I remember us being in The Hague, and being there all day, doing take after take after take.
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That was, we can take good news, we can take bad news, but we can't take no news.
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Their last non-soundtrack release was 2011's achievement, Take Care, Take Care, Take Care, which showed the band take their brand of music to its most compelling form.
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Take back your mink , take back your pearls .
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Stand there and take it and take it and take it...Time to give as good as she got.
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Of all workers who take family leave, just 13 percent take paid leave, while 763 percent take unpaid leave.
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And if you take-- take Heinz Ketchup, it's very, very, very hard to take share away from Heinz Ketchup.
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Put yourself first, don't consider the feelings of others, win, succeed, be strong, don't cry, fight, hurt, take, take, take.
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Yeah, because usually they take money; you guys take money and you take ad fees and things like that. Right?
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Take me with you — take me away from here.
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"They take away gold from this country illegally, and make it legal to sell there; they take away coltan, they take away diamonds, they take away all food products," Mr. Maduro said.
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Like, "Here, take the sugar, take the sugar, take the sugar," and it also is kind of ridiculous on some level.
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Even when you're acting — or in the background as an extra — you have to stand through take after take after take.
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"Does the beach take dope, do the waves take dope, do the sea gulls take dope?" he wrote in Surfing World.
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A third of them were randomly assigned to take Celebrex, a third to take naproxen and a third to take ibuprofen.
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For them, a vacation on a yacht is a once in a lifetime opportunity – they just want to take, take, take.
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"You're supposed to give back, not just take take take," Mahesh Cleveland, a Hawaiian-born lawyer with Native ancestry, told me.
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You tell them to cast, take two steps, then cast again, but either they take no steps or they take ten.
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But don't take my word for it, take Archie Manning's.
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Imma take it easy and I do take it easy.
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In theory, it should take three months to take effect.
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Hot Take: These days people think everything's a hot take.
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Why do they take it up and take it down?
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I don&apost take - I never take questions from CNN.
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I take that very seriously and take responsibility for it.
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This can take some weeks, it can take some months.
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We'll take whatever we can take if you let us.
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"I'll take that, and take that happily," Cruz told reporters.
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Take care of yourself before you take care of work.
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It would take as long as it needed to take.
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The actions we take and the actions we don't take.
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It didn't take long for Instagram Stories to take off.
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It's a risk you take every time you take drugs.
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When fans come, exhibitors take notice and sponsors take notice.
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It shouldn't take two years it should take two months.
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That may take a little more time to take out.
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You take care of me, I'll take care of you.
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I take everything in and never take anything for granted.
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Today, every time you take an Uber, you take a .
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It means, let's just take a breath, take a beat.
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But don't take our word for it, take the market's.
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It didn't take long for Volcy's idea to take off.
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Take care of yourself, but take it easy on yourself.
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If prescribed, take it and continue to take it indefinitely.
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But it will take time for them to take effect.
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" He continued: "Ours take 15 years; theirs take one day.
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Robots will probably take cowhands' jobs before they take yours.
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" Nodding, Hanks said, "OK, I'll take that, I'll take that.
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It didn't take long for the app to take off.
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I'll take care of me; you take care of you.
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But don't take it from me, take it from www.website.
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Don't just take our word for it — take Mr. Spicer's.
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What will it take for the world to take action?
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Take care of staff families; take care of America's families.
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Does it take ... weeks or does it take six months?
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It is give and take, with an emphasis on take.
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You can take it however you want to take it.
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My apps take up space, my photos take up space.
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I'm just gonna take it wherever I wanna take it.
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It must take a while to put on the costume — especially Scott's — so how long does it take to take them off?
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IK: It's just you take one picture-, if you take 80 pictures, you take the one picture, and put the one picture.
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STEWART: Take up... AXELROD: Well those... STEWARET: ...take up the argument with the founders, take it up with the age of reason.
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They can take everything I own, they can take everything I have, but they won't take what's in my heart, they can't.
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Take me in, oh tender woman, take me in for heaven's sake, take me in, oh tender woman, sighed the vicious snake.
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And if we want movie executives to take the kinds of risks they used to take, we'll need to take them too.
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"If you give people, for example, five medications to take a day and you say take this in the morning, take this at lunch time, take this in the evening, that's very complicated," Thompson said.
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Get all the education that you can, because they can take your house, they can take your job, they can take your car, but they can never, never take from you what you have learned.
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"I don't take money, I don't take worship, I don't take advice," said Braun, who by all accounts doesn't profit from his following.
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"This school district needs to take some action to reign in this bad conduct, hopefully they will take take some action," Sykes said.
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" Trump continued: "But take a look at Philadelphia, what's been going on, take a look at Chicago, take a look at St. Louis.
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"So you can take the letter on the accent; you can take it before; or you can take it after," Mr. Waltz recalled.
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Maybe he can come back and take a moment and — don't take it for granted — take a look at the Statue of Liberty.
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The unions would not take him, wouldn&apost take him in.
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It would take several months for the proposal to take effect.
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Take this for example: you can't take black clothes into prison.
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Anybody can take it the way they want to take it.
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Women who take this type of estrogen should also take progesterone.
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They can take our beats, but they can't take our freedom!
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" Nanjiani added, "He won't take cars, but he'll take the stairs.
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"Just take a step back, let them take it," he said.
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Our hope is that people will take notice, and take action.
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We're going to take some... STEWART: Yeah, let's take some questions.
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We take these accusations seriously, and we'll take your questions seriously.
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Take a run, take a bath, get a massage, do yoga.
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You're not allowed to take any drugs—you take an aspirin.
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I take that as much as I take the bad shit.
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They take care of me and I take care of them.
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If you want to take credit, first learn to take responsibility.
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Also why should I take his and he not take mine .
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It didn't take long for the Flyers to take the lead.
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Trump transition official: "don't take him literally, take him symbolically" pic.twitter.
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Take a break First things first, take a few days off.
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To take hits to the thigh, take hits to your head.
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And if you take businesses-- you know, you take a Google.
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We take this business seriously, but we don't take ourselves seriously.
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Take care of yourself and take all the time you need.
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We just take and take and expect it to keep producing.
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You have to take the time to take care of yourself.
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In health care, however, new models take time to take hold.
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It is Take On Wall Street, not Take Back Wall Street.
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I had to take my clothes off, take off my heels.
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Makeup wipes take can take up to 100 years to decompose.
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It didn't take long for the nerve gas to take effect.
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You can take our GIFs but you can't take our creativity.
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Islamic State's take on sharia permits men to take sex slaves.
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Make sure to take time to take care of yourself, Aries!
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I would take a poetry course, that's what I would take.
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A silver lining: This would take not take effect until 2018.
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Take care of each other and take care of our viewers.
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If you're gonna take, if you're gonna take ISIS to Greenland.
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Why can't people take measures to take care of their pets?
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Take a pause, regroup, and then take a few steps forward.
|
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It didn't take long for the Portland offense to take off.
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It turned out that they contained six hours, take after take.
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I take notes at doctors meetings, take notes at coop meetings.
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The dead need nothing from us; the living take and take.
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If you want to take chances, you can still take chances.
|
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Take 'Em Down says they want to take down another 128.
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When you take on pharma, you take on this whole town.
|
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Tillerson would take that shot and then take the next shot.
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My next hot take is to take advantage of the amenities.
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When I take a walk, sometimes I take it with me.
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Because you've got to take chances, you got to take risks.
|
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Those take so long to ... They take a really long time.
|
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Take any show on CNN and take Phil's show on YouTube.
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I think it's slowly going to unfold that you see I'm someone who can take it, take it, take it and then I snap.
|
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You can take a little piece from Starbucks; you can take a little piece from Nike; you can take a little piece from Apple.
|
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Are we going to take down -- excuse me -- are we going to take down -- are we going to take down statues to George Washington?
|
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It doesn't take long for him to totally take over the floor.
|
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It didn't take long for the big beverage makers to take notice.
|
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They take and take, and just give us pocket money in return.
|
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Take on today, like we take on the world and their questions.
|
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Honestly, we recommend you take a seat before you take a peek.
|
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When you take punches, you take them, you get back to work.
|
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If we wanna take stuff down, we can't really take it down.
|
|
" Trump added, "Take a look, just take a look at what's happened.
|
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They take even 400 or whatever the fuck they need to take.
|
|
"Some investigations take years, some only take a few weeks," he said.
|
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And when you feel you should take a decision, take that decision.
|
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These are tablets that I take, but I don't take them often.
|
|
"There's an appropriate reaction to take, you take it," Key told Variety.
|
|
First, we take the construction site, and then we take the Moon.
|
|
To get reinstated, merchants have to take measures that can take weeks.
|
|
If they want to take us down, we will take them down.
|
|
Not only should we all take action, we all can take action.
|
|
Take care of yourself so that you can take care of them.
|
|
The acquisition will take time, and any possible changes will take longer.
|
|
Take a look through the historic playlists and watch history take off.
|
|
We'll take (the playoff berth) and we don't take it for granted.
|
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They didn't take him seriously, they didn't take a potential presidency seriously.
|
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If any investor wants to take their money out, just take it.
|
|
They mean have a take that is different than someone else's take.
|
|
They may take our lattes, but they will never take our freedom.
|
|
Don't take my word for it—take the people's word for it.
|
|
She can't take easy fights and Shields can't take any opponent lightly.
|
|
We take your blood, we take it back and we process it.
|
|
Take good care of it and it'll take good care of you.
|
|
Luck will take place, failures will take place, and you will learn.
|
|
I don't make anything; I take no salaries; I take no ... costs.
|
|
You take care of yourself, and I take care of me, OK?
|
|
You take over the police department and you take over the city.
|
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If you take time to take action, they will kill all Rohingyas.
|
|
What exactly is your take on his take on what he does?
|
|
Some just take water, but the majority take a burrito with it.
|
|
"Take a deep breath, take a month off and think about it."
|
|
And I take meloxicam, so I don't have to take four Advil.
|
|
Separatist militias cannot take the towns; the army cannot take the bush.
|
|
They try to take my flow, I take they ass for ransom.
|
|
We gotta take care of people that can't take care of themselves.
|
|
But those changes could take months, if not longer, to take effect.
|
|
If they want to take us down, we're gonna take them down.
|
|
Unexpected meetings take place and you're feeling inspired to take a risk.
|
|
It may take a few days for this change to take effect.
|
|
What would it take to convince other scientists to take this seriously?
|
|
Take me in, oh tender woman, take me in for heaven's sake.
|
|
Take care of your bunkmake and he will take care of you.
|
|
Take your time, but acknowledge when you're ready to take the plunge.
|
|
Some can take one to two days and some can take months.
|
|
But if they want to take them off, they'll take them off.
|
|
Take care of yourself, you know, wash your hands and take precautions.
|
|
Take your — Jon, take your camera, go into the middle, and search.
|
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HITCH A RIDE I'll take a cab or I'll take an Uber.
|
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He'll take information and sift through it and take what he wants.
|
|
The new rules, if approved, would take would take effect in 2023.
|
|
To help not take the road most traveled, take the other road.
|
|
"If my guys take a knee, I'll take a knee," Fizdale said.
|
|
They're going to take your wealth, they're going to take your guns.
|
|
You take care of ISIS, you take care of the whole thing.
|
|
I said, "I take it back," but you can't take back prayers.
|
|
When you take away money, you take away the requirement for permission.
|
|
Take a Number It can often take millenniums for organisms to evolve.
|
|
He reminds me to take care of myself, to take a breath.
|
|
Any changes would take months — or, more likely years — to take effect.
|
|
I&aposll take any chance to skip a line I can take.
|
|
Policymakers should take note of this risk and take steps to diversify.
|
|
Yet a change of thought can take shape — take Yousafzai, for example.
|
|
If you want, sitters can take the dog to their house or yours, or even take take your dog to the vet (Uber for dogs?).
|
|
Chuck Todd: So sort of take him at his ... Go down the road, take the absurd premise and sort of take it all the way?
|
|
Take after take after take… Rob had to walk into the Atlantic Ocean like 25 times, because the lens kept fogging on that shot. Yup!
|
|
It'll take some time for the forces to take and hold villages in the countryside before they can take on ISIS in the city. 4.
|
|
I know a lot of loved ones that are in bankruptcy, because their kids just take and take and take until there's no more left.
|
|
Bitcoiners should take heart, however, since Segregated Witness was always going to take a few days or even weeks to take effect after going live.
|
|
"I will strengthen old friendships and seek new partners, but partners who also help us, not partners who take, and take, and take," Trump said.
|
|
Because first we've got to take back the White House, we've got to take back the Senate, and we've got to take back the House.
|
|
It is a cold take, a boring take, a take that assumes that the political world, even now, is still relatively rule-bound and predictable.
|
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In Edinburgh, I could take you to the castle, take you to the Royal Mile, take you to the gardens and blow you away immediately.
|
|
We can celebrate the event, take in the fashion, take in the history, take in the scenery of Windsor and all the pageantry around it.
|
|
They will take and take and take, because you don't know their struggle, and even though they don't know yours, trust them: Theirs was worse.
|
|
Andrew's take: C.E.O.s around the country waiting to take a stance on guns, but worried that it might hurt their bottom line, should take note.
|
|
I feel like I take a lot of steps forward, and then I take like two steps back just to take like ten steps forward.
|
|
"Because they'll take over not only that part of the world, they'll take over this country, they'll take over this part of the world," Trump said.
|
|
Borrowers who do take out home equity loans today not only take out just what they need, they also take out fully amortizing home equity loans.
|
|
Manipulators always want something from you, and if you look back on your relationships with them, it's all take, take, take, with little or no giving.
|
|
And so, what we have suddenly is a whole bunch of powerful women that are in a room together but there's no "take, take, take" culture.
|
|
Take classes, especially if they're free, and take advantage of any opportunities your workplace gives you to learn a new skill or take on more responsibility.
|
|
Gavin, 23: If they have to take the pill, they can take it, if I have to I'll take it—it doesn't bother me either way.
|
|
" Regarding how long it will take to invest that giant sum, he said, "It's not going to take five years — it's going to take much less.
|
|
Take a moment, take a breath, take a knee, do what you need to do to get your mind and your spirit and your heart right.
|
|
Center employees, friends, family — and anyone, really, who had access to Building 30 — could walk in, take a seat, take a lunch break and take pictures.
|
|
In some studies, women take more speaking turns, but men take longer ones.
|
|
Just take care of yourself, and we will take care of North Korea.
|
|
Sometimes you take a step back and then you take a step forward.
|
|
Must take advantage of this opportunity to take the pupperino for a run.
|
|
"Knowing when to take fights and when not to take fights," he says.
|
|
So, again, why did it take so long for Twitter to take action?
|
|
And somebody had to take the fall, somebody had to take the hit.
|
|
That's the traditional Rita's take — we take something familiar and generate something spicy.
|
|
If they take a step towards us, we also can take one step.
|
|
You can take our official twitter, but you'll never take our free time!
|
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I'm gonna take care of my back—I'm gonna take a hot bath.
|
|
We're just afraid President Obama would take it further, take more rights away.
|
|
"We're going to take it wherever we need to take it," he said.
|
|
I thought it would take some time and it did take some time.
|
|
But you don't have to take my word for it: Take what Sens.
|
|
Let's let people take pictures no matter how they want to take them.
|
|
I take bets on how long it will take to receive our drinks.
|
|
"Without giving people permission to take risks," he said, "you'll never take risks."
|
|
So we're gonna take what serves us, and take what we can find.
|
|
Take my word for this -- and then take some poets' words for this.
|
|
" A.O.C.: "So you won't take down lies or you will take down lies?
|
|
And we're willing to take blame, and we're also willing to take credit.
|
|
You take Lux when you have to take him, you're paying child support.
|
|
Analysts believed it would take several years for those initiatives to take hold.
|
|
You have to take your shot, and you have to take it fast.
|
|
It can take hours or even days for the crystals to take shape.
|
|
I can take her swimming and I can take her to Ninja Tots.
|
|
Because stereotypically speaking, feminists can't take a joke and comedians can't take criticism.
|
|
I want every company to take this on, to take on a challenge.
|
|
They take a wound, and when that's still half-healed they take another.
|
|
Take care of your home and your home will take care of you.
|
|
"I would take Michael B. Jordan, I would take Trevor Noah," she said.
|
|
I'm still going to take risks but I'm going to take calculated risks.
|
|
Take a look inside to see Quarmby's luxurious take on hobbit-style living.
|
|
They take the wound, and when that's still half-healed they take another.
|
|
"Something that might take three minutes can instead take 20 seconds," Sweary explains.
|
|
We got to take -- because they have to take their pick on that.
|
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"So they don't take these stances on pricing that we take," he said.
|
|
It would take a flip of 24 seats for Dems to take over.
|
|
"Take a look at Johnson & Johnson, take a look at Pfizer, " Trump said.
|
|
I want you to take care of yourself, take care of your heart.
|
|
I try not to take it for granted, to take care of business.
|
|
Take, for instance, this example of using eagles to take down unruly drones.
|
|
It's likely going to take several years for the transition to take place.
|
|
So I told him take it, come off that thing and take it.
|
|
The plea, "Take on me, take me home" speaks to feelings of longing.
|
|
Or... We can take a breath, take a beat, and get some context.
|
|
Bondholders are going to take a hit; let the bondholders take a hit.
|
|
Now, I try and take a take break at least once a year.
|
|
Witnessing others take risks we'd never take ourselves provides a chaotically zen experience.
|
|
"I eat healthy, take a stretch, take a massage; that's it," he said.
|
|
"Take it out, anything, anything in your pockets, take it out," he says.
|
|
Phoenix's take on the Joker is the most terrifying take on the character.
|
|
If we need to take decisions in 2018, we will take them then.
|
|
If everybody has to take Biology and Chemistry, they can take Computer Science.
|
|
So they take their name, they take their information, and they release them.
|
|
Don't take anything for granted, Taurus, and please take good care of yourself.
|
|
I used to take their [dance] classes and they used to take mine.
|
|
I would take my own pictures, not have anyone take pictures of me.
|
|
Why take a field recorder out when you can just take the phone?
|
|
I would take responsibility and be the only one to take the rap.
|
|
Kick back and take the trip, but still, don't take the brown acid.
|
|
"Be strong, take care of the kids, take care of family," he repeated.
|
|
"Take it off, take it off," said Jason Castaño, his longtime personal trainer.
|
|
You take your friendships very seriously because you take everything very seriously, Capricorn!
|
|
Finally, try not to take it personally if they don't take your advice.
|
|
To take that away is to take away what June is fighting against.
|
|
But it still could take weeks for the actual tests to take place.
|
|
"Changing their attitudes will take way longer, take way more time," Klymenko said.
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Take care of yourselves, take care of your families, be a good partner.
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I drive home, immediately take my dog out, and then take a shower.
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It's much better to take an inch than to take nothing at all.
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Should we take on Trump directly or take on his ever-shifting agenda?
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When candidates take on Sanders they have to take on everyone around him.
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People take it the right way or people take it the wrong way.
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Take-Two Interactive Software – Take Two forecast current-quarter revenue below Street forecasts.
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Legislating does not take a village, but it does take a working majority.
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But that would take time, as some species take many years to grow.
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You should take down these four, and you should take down the others.
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I also take down my Christmas tree and take it to the curb.
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Many believed it would take on Tesla, or perhaps even take it down.
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Please take us all into consideration and take a stand for transgender people.
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"Take that, take that folks who say Biden is gaffe-prone," Colbert added.
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Yet, he was willing to take us on, willing to take a risk.
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It would take the vote of four justices to take up the case.
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If you take a look at that, take a look at the deal.
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"It could take two days, it could take five days," Mr. Goldfeder said.
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"It could take two days, it could take five days," Mr. Goldfeder said.
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I want him to take a back seat, to take a supporting role.
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I take one, dip it in the clay and take a big bite.
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And I won't take all the responsibility for it, but I'll take some.
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I also only take e-transfers and I take it before we meet.
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Take a look at your security, but take a look at the wages.
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So you have to take them out and take a look at them.
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There's no set timetable, though, and the process could take easily take months.
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I take time to work, and I take time to play with them.
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It's gonna take a lot more than 1 punch to take me down.
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"It'll take you less time than it'll take him, and it'll take him less time to have a quick chat with mom than it would take you, which means in the end, you've saved quite a bit of collective time."
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I think what they like to do is pretend ... They're happy to take the money, they're happy to take the status, they're happy to take the power, but they're not happy to take the responsibility that comes with that power.
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"Restaurant operators continue to take price and if they continue to take price, and not take it selectively... the consumer will reject them," NPD's Riggs told CNBC.
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"If you take all the BS that they've thrown out, and you take our BS, and you take it down, it's a very simple concept," Heinkel says.
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THE GERMAN ELECTION IS JUST UPSIDE TO ME. TAKE AWAY THE PUNCH BOWL, TAKE AWAY THE COCAINE, TAKE AWAY THE HEROIN, PUT THE MARIJUANA IN THE DRAWER.
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They have tried again and again to take him down and they take it just like they try to take Mark, Laura, me down whenever they can.
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" When we hear them say that, we think, "Oh they're trying to take my wallet, they're going to take my house or try to take my job.
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"Siri, take a photo," will launch the camera and take a picture, for example.
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People expect you to take the angle that they would expect you to take.
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Take them to the parade or take them to the ceremony in your town.
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And not take this as ... not take individual success as representative of everything else.
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Attorney disciplinary proceedings, like any other judicial case, take time and can take years.
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SHAPIRO: Yes, I&aposll take it if I&aposm nominated, I&aposll take it.
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Acting can be tough, but recreating an on-screen icon's work, take for take?
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I take the view that there exists the possibility to take the case forward.
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It may take a little practice to use this strategy to consistently take action.
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Take, for example, the revelation that not all of Aquaman will take place underwater.
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We take a trip to where we can't take a nap for the day.
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Tried to take my time, take some breaths and not try to rush it.
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What you take at 22 and what you take at 28 are very different.
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You don't just take pieces of the trial and take them out of context.
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If you've really got to go, take a break and take care of business.
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"We're willing to take blame and we're also willing to take credit," he added.
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It is time to take our future back, time to take our politics back.
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"'Take me in tender woman, take me in, for heaven's sake," cried Mr Trump.
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Tap the white circle to take a picture, tap and hold to take video.
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It will take some, but it is not going to take their business away.
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They're like, 'I don't want to take a shot alone, come take a shot.
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China ought to take note/start dealing in good faith & take Pres Trump seriously.
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You don't know when someone will come take a video or take a picture.
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"We'd take two, but we'll take the one," Staal said of earning one point.
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And if you have a parent to take care of, take your family leave.
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"To take the Kremlin, you must take television," said one of Mr Gorbachev's aides.
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"I'll take jobs back from China; I'll take jobs back from Japan," he said.
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Leaders, too, may learn to take a joke, though this may take a while.
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If you take too long to take the shot your dog will look away.
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"For me, I take about the deepest breath that I can take," he says.
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I would take a meeting with anyone -- I take the meeting with the devil.
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We're going to take out their leaders, we're going to take out their infrastructure.
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It's companies like us, take the responsibility and take the leadership on the economy.
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The investigation will take its course, and we will let it take its course.
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I will now take a step back and take a long time to listen.
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Take care of yourself and take a moment to speak your truth. Momentoftruth2016.tumblr.com.
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Only take them when essential, but if you're prescribed antibiotics, take the full course.
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I told her: 'No, you can take first place and I'll take second place'.
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This gives me permission to take a breath, to just take a tiny break.
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We take responsibility and we'll be stopping the vehicle if you don't take over.
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Looks like anyone can take a selfie but not everyone can take a joke.
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If you cannot support the president, then take a stand and take a walk.
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Some parts of the order will take effect immediately, while others will take time.
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It's making sure I take care of you so you take care of me.
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We don't take ourselves very seriously, but we take what we do very seriously.
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In The Hours, all I did was kiss Allison Janney for take after take.
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Why not take care of those and then take care of the dicey things?
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It's a quick and easy take, but it's a quick, easy, and wrong take.
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After breast cancer treatment, most women who take tamoxifen take it for five years.
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I think, I dunno, we gotta take back power, we gotta take back control.
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Trump refused to even take responsibility for his own callous failure to take responsibility.
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What you do is take—take out your tape—you probably ran it live.
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They're trying to take away our culture, they're trying to take away our history.
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Still, it'll take more than some mean-spirited comments to take this family down.
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So I really tried to take a step back to take two steps forward.
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I WOULDN'T TAKE IT – I MEAN, I WOULD TAKE THE PRESIDENTS ARGUMENTS QUITE SERIOUSLY.
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Take a look at the video above to hear Burgess's take on the law.
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"After they (McLaren) take decisions, I will take mine," the 36-year-old added.
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Take up a ton of space, make loud noises, flex, and take mirror selfies.
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In other words, do you take your skin care like you take your coffee?
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Employees need to take their cybersecurity as seriously as they take their physical security.
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We had to either take a step backward or not take a step backward.
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It would not take long, though, for that name to take on added meaning.
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TV that it may take years for some of the changes to take effect.
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Instructor: You had one step to take, and you decided to take a shortcut!
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They're making enough money that they can take risks players didn't used to take.
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Because you want to legally take the animals, not let the poachers take them.
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They can take away our emails, but they can't take away our #PrayersForNick pic.twitter.
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It might take a couple months, or it could take a year or more.
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Recruiting them will take several months, and conducting the study will take several more.
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We'll start to take things from the US, and they'll take things from us.
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I take care of my team, and we take care of the first responders.
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These issues will take time, but it's critical we take big steps forward now.
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But I take my losses like I take my wins, like a true champion.
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We should take heart and we should take pride in that and defend it.
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And if you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat.
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Places where you take the subway and then you have to take a bus.
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On the flip side, you're more than welcome to take cover and take fire.
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I never thought my body could take it, or mentally I could take it.
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I take my work very seriously, but I don't take myself seriously at all.
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"I'll take a bucket, take bricks, and I'll start building it myself," said Rep.
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They could just come and take you away and take everything away from you.
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You're eager to take action, but take it slow and think things through, Sagittarius.
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I'm going to take one and take that one, if you don't mind. Okay.
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I take a moment to say hello to the morning and take a breath.
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Take action before torn finger paintings and lumpy clay pots take over your home.
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We take care of the soldiers, and the soldiers will take care of us.
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Hopefully he'll take it into the middle innings and we'll take it from there.
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Safe travel can still take place if people take safety precautions and plan ahead.
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It is his plan to take the carmaker private, not to take it public.
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That flight had yet to take place, and now it may never take off.
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"It would take a few weeks for transmission to take off again," Kucharski says.
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Negotiations can take months, and the tariffs have only just begun to take effect.
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It will take a lot more than corroborated evidence to take down this president.
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If our team decides we need to take the full time, we'll take it.
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" -MIT Technology Review "I take that Elysium stuff...I take that stuff every day.
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But maybe take it off before you wash your hands or take a shower.
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An attorney pays and refuses to take my money — I'll take the free lunch!
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I am not looking to take sides; I am willing to take a stand.
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That's exactly the number they need to take to take control of the Senate.
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Christians are called to take up celebration as intentionally as they take up waiting.
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If I don't take care of myself, I can't take care of anyone else.
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If you can't afford to take any risks, you generally won't take any risks.
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But don't take my word for it; take 2015 Emily VanDerWerff's word for it.
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It didn't take Ngannou long to catch Overeem and almost take his head off.
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We take care of illegal immigrants better than we take care of our military.
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But after reading take after take after take on the latest round of our ongoing Twitter wars, I'm struck by how inexplicable both sides seem to the other.
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Every business needs sales, follow up, execution of product, take care of employees and partners, take care of shareholders and take care of every need of the customers.
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And emergency session of Congress, take the DACA, take the separation fix, take the funding of the wall, and both houses do their job and the president signs it.
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Why not take everything Telltale did — take Walking Dead, take Guardians of the Galaxy, Batman — and you remove the gameplay elements and just make them choice-based streaming series?
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Number two was to always take it a step further — take the arrangements a step further, take the idea of a show a step further; having a real concert.
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"He continued: "So, people are pushed out on the risk spectrum to earn higher returns and take more risks than they're probably willing to take, or need to take.
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If you take that away, you take the social safety net of last resort away.
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"If we didn't take that food she would take it as a rejection," Clark says.
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They are playing some games... They're allowed to take part, not allowed to take part.
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Isn&apost this a way to take our constitution as written and take it back?
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Because now I've got to take care of the bills, take care of the cat.
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I take about two rolls' worth...might not be good, but I'll take my chances.
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Things take take a turn for the weird when Holt realizes this is all ridiculous.
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I finally take a few minutes to take everything down and put the decorations away.
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I think I have to by law take $1, so I'll take $1 a year.
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I take lots of pills to deal with this; I take sleeping pills and tranquilizers.
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"I take time to work and I take time to play with them," he said.
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And she would take me to rehearsals and she would take me here and there.
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I was struggling but I knew I couldn't take a minute to take a break.
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The company will also take a commission on commerce transactions that take place in Prompt.
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It's where I can take back what people take from me on a daily basis.
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Peter Eavis's take: We can take lessons on the U.S.-China trade skirmish from Brexit.
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If lawmakers take no action, the rule would take effect as soon as Dec. 1.
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The first way to take care of yourself is to take care of your mind.
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I would love to take down Pocket and I would love to take down Diigo.
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Because now I've got to take care of the bills, take care of the cat.
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So I'll just take a picture of a food item and take them with me.
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"They take precautions very seriously, and they also take due process very seriously," Swift said.
|
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"It is a risk I want to take, and ought to take," the chancellor said.
|
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It will take on the order of six to 12 months to really take hold.
|
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"If you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat," Trump said.
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I slice up Miriam's masterpiece, take a forkful, blow on it, and take a bite.
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To the extent that they can't take action, said Punderson, Juul will take civil action.
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Everybody wants to seek revenge, but take a step back and take a deep breath.
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We could take photos, but they told us where to take them and of what.
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The amount of restructuring dollars that we take, all of which we take into expense.
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Maybe I'll take on,&apos" she added to the Mirror UK. "Then you take another.
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If they don't take up arable land, they need to take up pasture or wilderness.
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I know if I just take care of that, everything will take care of itself.
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Take a look ahead at all the deals and discounts you can take advantage of.
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Before we take to Twitter, let's take a moment to look closely at Pulphus's painting.
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They should also take notes and take the consent documents home to examine and consider.
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And it should take the time to take a fresh look at the underlying rule.
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DC needs to take the most appealing characters and take full advantage of their potential.
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Also: You take wonderful care of others, but how do you take care of yourself?
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In the right setting I might take amphetamines, but I'd never take crystal meth again.
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"Please take that video dwn… I can't take it anymore I'm goin crazy," he wrote.
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Why do you expect anyone to take you seriously when you don't take yourself seriously.
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And if your doctor told you to take your meds with food, take that seriously.
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No... CNN is fake news I don't take questions — I don't take questions from CNN.
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If we don't take the step than we aren't prepared to take the next step.
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Take a deeper dive into the people behind the tech monopolies with Winners Take All.
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Quinn and I will take care of her, just like she take cares of us.
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They take his words and they manipulate them, they take his tweets and manipulate them.
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"It's going to take a lot to take down a behemoth like Facebook," he said.
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VCs don't take as much responsibility for their dollars as they take for their time.
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This motivates those companies to take risks that larger, more established, companies would never take.
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Some confusion about what direction to take a plan comes today, so take it slow.
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Edibles can take hours to kick in, and the peak can take another few hours.
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Take a squad full of your best troops and you're less likely to take casualties.
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Just take a peek: Take that man to the vet, because those pythons are siiiiiick.
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Take it or leave it (though I highly suggest you take it, because it's brilliant).
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Product transitions used to take five or seven years; now they take one or two.
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We take care of the software and the hardware, they take care of the food.
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"I though I'd take a lot of heat—I didn't take any heat," he said.
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"We don't want to take one step forward and take one step back," Covington said.
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Most people want to take control of their lives, want to take responsibility for others.
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You don't even have to take it from me; you can take it from Anonymous.
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The upgraded Renegade will take you many of the places a Wrangler will take you.
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This is because I started to take my writing seriously — started to take myself seriously.
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Because of the time it would take people would often take the time to socialize.
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But Larson-Green also isn't afraid to take risks and take opportunities when they come.
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It doesn't take much imagination to make amends, but it does take genuine good will.
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So you take a photo, go for a walk, talk, and just take more photos.
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I take that really seriously—Jenji has taught me how to take that really seriously.
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We can take it into account, (but) we don't have to take it into account.
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I take Wellbutrin, I take a double dose of the normal baseline dose for depression.
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" Another reads: "Take it like a man but don't take it up with the man.
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"You'd never take a knee ... so take a stand on Election Day," the mailer reads.
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Take a look at every word of the year, and take a trip through time.
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Thunberg can take heart that her "flight shaming" message has forced airlines to take notice.
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Bob Weinstein would take Dimension; Harvey would take the Oscars-focused Weinstein Company film unit.
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"If everybody has to take biology and chemistry, they can take computer science," she said.
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And you don't have to take it from me — you can take it from her.
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Take away the cellphones, it turns out, and you also take away the cellphone hunch.
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Participants take classes, attend performances, take part in workshops and contribute to a theatrical production.
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It can take a beating and take a washing and the hairs don't pull out.
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"If I didn't have to take the subway," he said, "I wouldn't take the subway."
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It will encourage you to take your power back and take charge of your life.
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Day after day during the recording sessions, he did take after take, hour after hour.
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We take care of people but we still try to take care of our staff.
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Drivers can still pick up take-out food and take showers at the company's facilities.
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Vitamins, if you bother to take them at all, aren't the easiest supplements to take.
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I can't take back what I did or take the pain of my victims away.
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Players are asked to take control of one fleet of spaceships and take on another.
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That's because Trump believes big guys should take everything and little guys should take nothing.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch did not take part in considering whether to take up the case.
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That evaluation, however, likely doesn't take into account all that those devices take from you.
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Around 85033,000 people a year take the LSAT; around 700,000 a year take the GRE.
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Importantly, leadership doesn&apost just take some time off — they take their fully allotted leave.
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Why did it take Republican politicians many months, until just now, to take this seriously?
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"Take the stairs rather than the elevator, or take a walk at lunch," Mainous advised.
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So, yeah, they can take Google's money, but they can't take it all, I guess.
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Go take a look at them and, please, take out a subscription to the site.
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It takes a lot to convince people to take the kind of risks they take.
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I can't take much more of this, I tell you I can't take much more.
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Congress might not take up the Equality Act, especially if Democrats don't take the Senate.
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I like coming here to take pictures, but I honestly take all kinds of pictures.
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Please, take my money, take care of these people, which we haven't done well enough.
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There will be more gridlock if Democrats take the Senate but don't take the House.
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You cannot take any risks and you should take all stops out to contain it.
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According to the study, those cities were: Minimum wage: $15.59 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 101% Minimum wage: $11.10 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 103% Minimum wage: $10.10 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 103% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 104% Minimum wage: $253 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 106% Minimum wage: $8.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 111% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 111% Minimum wage: $12 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 113% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 114% Minimum wage: $20193 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 116% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 121% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 124% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 125% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay:129% Minimum wage: $129 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 132% Minimum wage: $7.25 Rent as a percentage of take-home pay: 143% Of all of the cities ranked, Austin, Texas, is the least affordable city for low-wage earners.
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The measure doesn't take effect until 2023, leaving time for the NCAA to take its own steps even though other states are considering measures that could take effect even earlier.
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You can take out their oil fields, you can take out their oil refining capacity, you can take out their infrastructure, you can target their troops and their troop movements.
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"We have to take out the parking signs, we have to take out the bus poles, we have to get permission from the M.T.A. to take those down," Foley said.
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It will take me a while to undo it, but I will just take it on.
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Take in the thrill of Startup Battlefield or heck, why not take part in the competition?
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You take care of the land, the land will take care of you and your family.
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The president doesn't want to take the fall, so he may make her take the fall.
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We'd like to take what we do in eight communities and take it to the world.
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Your foes take more bullets to kill, but they don't just sit there and take it.
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North Korea - we'll take care of it folks; we're going to take care of it all.
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"The current winners take all, and winners take all for a few more years," Bowers said.
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Take that away and you take away the free press and any kind of government accountability.
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Keep faith, keep watch, Take heart, take courage, Guard mind, guard spirit, Feed love, feed longing.
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Keep faith, guard mind, Take heart, guard spirit, Take courage, keep watch, Feed longing, feed love.
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If there's one take-away from my travels, it's this: We can't take species for granted.
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He asks if he'd like to pay his respects take and take him to the graveyard.
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Now, what is the proper approach to take or what are they urging him to take?
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You take the glasses out of your pocket, put them on, and take a deep breath.
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Rating: Take your love, take it down, climb a mountain, turn around—because there's Mark Eaton.
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He helps you take a fort, and then kills you to take the fort for himself.
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"If you want to take something for a headache, take a NSAID ibuprofen product," she says.
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IF HE WANTED TO TAKE 200 MILLION OUT, GO DO IT, BUT DON'T TAKE IT PUBLIC.
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They cannot take off their skin color the way some can take off a polo shirt.
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I know that I take photos with my phone, like I take a lot of pictures.
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Why am I not going to take advantage of y'all and take money from y'all too?
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"Some people's gonna take caution from it, some people's gonna take glory from it," Antoine said.
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If it's an item I'm selling, I'll just take the photo and take it with me.
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Yeah, I hope people can take that away from it if they're gonna take anything away.
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On Thursday, both Activision Blizzard and Take Two Interactive take the stage after the market closes.
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I would get so overwhelmed that I would take them out just to take a break.
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Photo shoots never take longer than 15 minutes, and they can take as little as five.
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In an effort to take out extremists, they take away an important tool of civil society.
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When you jump into Supermedium, experiences don't take minutes to download, they take seconds to open.
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And people often don't take a step back and take a deep breath before they react.
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The "goose" gang is determined to take down Colton, who dared take Tia on a date.
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The next step is to take the system back to normal, which will take several weeks.
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"Looks like anyone can take a selfie but not everyone can take a joke ," Midler tweeted. .
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Now it's still going to take years as schools don't take this kind of decisions lightly.
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Take-or-pay requirements make consumers pay for gas whether they take physical delivery or not.
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When hosts take too long, players are quick to take them to task in the comments.
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Take hold of your jaw, really feel and push your skin to take the pressure out.
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There is no incentive to take unpopular decisions now; let the next guy take the hit.
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People ask me what sort of drugs I take and I don't take any drugs whatsoever.
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He could take the hit for secrecy, or he could take the hit for the truth.
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Take it easy on your bank account and take the refurb route, you won't be sorry.
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Sometimes, they take me to a private room and ask me to take my clothes off.
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"Sometimes you just need a place to take take a breath and move on," she explains.
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Take Saturday Night Live's take on it, a sketch titled "Car Hunk" that aired this weekend.
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You should give credit whenever you take things, even if the things you take are bad.
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Where we go next depends on how we take — or don't take — advantage of this moment.
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Then I take a shower, brush my teeth, take the pup out, and go to bed.
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But take a complex area of human relations that we really do take seriously: property rights.
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I take a knee and I ask her, 'Will you marry me and take my name?
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That's a big gamble for Trump to take but it's conceivable that he would take it.
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Why does everything take you so—how long does it take you to make your room?
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So take a cue from us, and take a cue from current events and meme culture.
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It&aposs a shame, you make and make and all they do is take and take.
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Most of these services also take Samsung and Google devices, and all of them take iPhones.
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To take a step back, when companies take money from investors, they sell those investors securities.
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You can take Britain out of Europe but you can't take the European out of Britain.
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Take it slow, keep things low pressure, and take advantage of the dreamy vibe by resting.
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You can take the girl outta Calabasas, but you can't take the Calabasas outta the girl.
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Those of you planning to take on Thanksgiving for the first time this year, take note.
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It's a lot to take in, and it'll take a few days to master them all.
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I don't take my advice and I don't take anything seriously that comes from the RNC.
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I don't know what it would take for Indonesia to take victims of sexual assault seriously.
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Next, take a look at how successful people take advantage of their time before the workday.
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I'll see results of the filler immediately though Dysport will take several days to take effect.
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And if you want to take your own life, you can take other lives with you.
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If I have to take your ass to court, I will take your ass to court.
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He said it will take time to build a team which can take on the Warriors.
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Natives are not going to take it anymore because you can't take from us no more.
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Companies need to take similar action to empower innovators to take risks on women-led startups.
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When we did take those songs to Paul Maccarrone's studio we hit them in one take.
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Armed with these tools, she can take a few cleansing breaths and take care of business.
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So when you take off their coat, you take away their built-in sun protection, too.
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"As with Air Berlin, we will take opportunities when they are right to take," he added.
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I just knew the future would take care of itself when I take care of today.
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The changes could take six months or more to take effect, a senior administration official said.
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"I take care of you, you take care of me," the complaint quoted Epstein as saying.
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" "Even if we realize it, we don't take the steps necessary to take that privacy back.
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Sanders said he was going to take on the banks and take on the pharmaceutical companies.
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Facebook will also sometimes take the initiative to manually seek out and take down violating posts.
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Read on, take notes, and take your hair-care routine to a whole new, shiny level.
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I want to take that because I want to take into account what the people say.
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Why take the time to phone someone when an email will take less of your time?
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If they take another trip they will take "three of everything" in case of mechanical failures.
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Take one — take two or three through Labor Day or into September, and extend your summer.
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But take note: The last day to take those distributions this year is Friday, Dec. 29.
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But the fact that he wants to take it further, he needs to take that risk.
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Companies now face a moment of decision: take a step backwards or take a step forward.
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Mass extinction is a risk that we do not need to take — and should not take.
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Then again, some of the winner-take-all-states are in reality winner-take-congressional district.
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I promised her I will live, and I will take life seriously and take my medications.
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But they have to take down their barriers and they have to take off the taxes.
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So how does he take — how does he take five and say it's better than 10?
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Some people take it as a way to treat opioid addiction, while others take it recreationally.
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K., I'll let you take the truck without me, to take your brother to the movies.
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But if you didn't want to take my word for it, you can now take Verizon's.
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They will take away those massive tax cuts, and they will take away your Second Amendment.
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"If you take the right to vote away, you take that precious tool away," Young says.
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If I'm really struggling I take a melatonin but I don't take them all the time.
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Let them take half the step we routinely take — invite journalists — when they do snap exercises.
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Take a quick napI take naps most days, but often they are, like, three hours. 13.
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But if you didn't repent, he might take it easy and take two or three swings.
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During the workday, take a break every hour or so, and even take a walk outside.
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Usually, newer artists take larger areas, while expert painters take on details, like hands and eyes.
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"We're not allowing informal mining to officially take place, but practically things take time," he said.
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If he won't take care of the litter box, he won't take care of a child.
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"If you take animals seriously, you would take them seriously on their own terms," he said.
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It could take 10 years to happen It could take 10 years to happen Remember Brexit?
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Apps like YouTube will take part, too, notifying people when it's time to take a break.
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"We feel like the best way to take this is to take a proactive stance," Rep.
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New withholding guidelines take effect this month, giving taxpayers an increase in their take-home pay.
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"In this moment of the hot take, I'm the master of the warm take," she said.
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Transactions can take as little as two weeks, she said, but most take about two months.
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"I need to take care of myself to be able to take care of other people."
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You can't pitch inside, you can't take out the shortstop, you can't take out the catcher.
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Solids take longer to digest than liquids; fats take longer to digest than protein or carbohydrates.
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"Management told us that they don't take petitions, that they can never take petitions," Jake said.
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The deals are expected to take months to complete as buyers take over individual client accounts.
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The deals are expected to take months to complete as buyers take over individual client accounts.
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We don't want to take six months, and we don't even want to take three months.
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Take time to gaze out at the horizon and take in the vastness of the seascape.
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"We said, 'Take them back' and unfortunately, like NATO, they take advantage," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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"I just have to take care of what I have to take care of," he said.
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About 1.9 million students take the ACT per year, and about 2.1 million take the SAT.
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We're going to take back our federal offices and we're not going to take it anymore.
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Not only will it take away many jobs from humans, it will take away human interaction.
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Take a deep breathThe stock market may take a temporary dive into no man&aposs land.
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I take a body shower, change into my comfy house clothes (yay, no work!), take H.
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It will likely take a few weeks for investors to decide whether to take the offer.
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But he often likes to take things head-on and he might take this head-on.
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Tell us where he want to take us and how he plan to take us there.
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Then he | will come | close to | take a | look + + + Take off | you skirt | so he | can . . .
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Road and bridge safety projects that take months to build should not take years to permit.
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I didn't take my hand off the piece, I didn't take my hand off the piece.
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K., Peter," he recalls saying, "if you want to take the risk, I'll take it, too.
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But now they have to take them back, and they take them back with open arms.
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You take your turn, you wait for your contact to take a turn, and so on.
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"If you want to take it that further step, I'll take the heat," Trump told lawmakers.
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Now he can't take care of anyone and has no one to take care of him.
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A picture of an individual might take 15 minutes; an entire scene might take two hours.
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A trip that used to take an hour can now take four on rutted, broken roads.
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North Korea — we'll take care of it folks; we're going to take care of it all.
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" West did not take questions, telling reporters, "I just want to take a picture right now.
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Go take a look at them and take out a subscription to Cooking when you do.
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To qualify, he had to take the SAT, which students normally take when applying to college.
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A nanny has to take care of herself so she can take care of your child.
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Are we going to take down, are we going to take down statues to George Washington?
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William says that he doesn't want to take any of them—he wants to take me.
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I think we can take back Mosul and move on into Syria and take back Raqqa.
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It's about I want to take over, because if I don't take over I'll be shot.
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" "Take me there, but just drive around it, and then take me back to the hotel.
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Why is it that every time we take one step forward, we take two steps back?
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"It's a lot easier for Nike to take women's business from Lulu or Under Armour to take women's business from Lulu than it is Lulu to take men's business [from them]."
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She heard about how, in a divorce, sometimes the parents will "take" the kids, or one parent will "take" one kid while the other "take" the other kid and the dog.
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"Once you take control of your currency, once you take control of your data, once you take control of your citizenship, that's when you're going to have true freedom," he said.
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" He recalled once asking a colleague in his section to take care with a particular passage, only to be told, "I don't take orders from you — I take orders from Szell.
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They don't be taking care of their chicken right ... So while y'all in it right now, take care of y'all's bodies, take care of y'all's chicken, take care of y'all's mental.
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Healthcare, Retail, TransportationA doctor's office that charges $150 a month and doesn't take insurance just raised $26 million to take its model nationalParsley Health, a new kind of doctor's office that charges a monthly fee and doesn't take insurance, is planning to take its business virtual.
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For example, you could take Bridgeport, and you could take New Haven, and you could take Hartford, Connecticut, and make those tax-free economic zones and bring in vitality to the state.
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THAT THE FED SHOULD STOP HIKING RATES AND TAKE A LOOK AT THE EFFECT OF TRADE, TAKE A LOOK AT THE EFFECT FISCAL POLICY AND TAKE A LOOK AT THE GLOBAL WEAKNESS.
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"Nikki Giovanni told me to take care of your black female readers because they will take care of you," she said in a 20043 interview, and Jones' novels do take that care.
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But I hope that when people listen to it, they can take, I mean, I hope people take away different things from the song, but that's what I take away from it.
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"And I think everyone got to take a breath and take a step back and take a look at it, and now just focus on maybe doing it a little bit slower."
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"I thought even if I could not take anything, I must take the solar panel," he said.
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The oath of office I take today is an oath of allegiance I take to all Americans.
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The CEO refused to take a knee (take a knead?) and instead blamed the NFL anthem protests.
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The most important thing is that you take the first step — and that you take it now.
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The incentives take the form of cash grants and tax credits, and some take effect over time.
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But they do take them, they did at Instagram, take his ideas and did a better job.
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But don't just take it from us, take it from the Amazon users raving about these things.
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What matters isn't the size of the step you take; what matters is that you take it.
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It would take another generation for PLATO's biggest lessons to really take hold in a meaningful way.
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You can take the girl out of California, but you can't take California out of the girl.
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" Take-Two Interactive Software: "OK, Take-Two Interactive got some incredible reviews for 'Red Dead Redemption [2].
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"The case is going to take much longer and is going to take more resources," she said.
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General elections, which were expected to take place in spring 2017, will now take place this autumn.
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But, before you can take care of others, it's imperative that you first take care of yourselves.
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And while that may take more time than some people want to take, I respect their impatience.
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"She would take me to Korean restaurants and I would take her to Southern stuff," remembers Taylor.
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I get up and take the dog out, take care of the ducks, and get some coffee.
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Can you take a moment out of your impossible schedule to personally take a look at this?
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You can take the products from the girl, but you can't take the girl from the products.
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"Reforms will take time, reforms will take a couple of years," said Pua, the member of parliament.
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Batteries would take up more space in a heavy goods truck and would take hours to recharge.
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If you take anything away from this f—ing show, that's what you need to take away.
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I think we should take better care of it, we should take better care of each other.
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It's going to take some time and it's going to take some practice, but you will succeed.
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Maps and emails take forever to load, and WhatsApp messages take an age to manually type out.
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HOLT: We're going to take... SANDERS: Is that your strategy... HOLT: We're going to take a break.
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"This time, I'm going to take advantage of Facebook's option to take leave in parts," he wrote.
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Rivero: Just that AB5 doesn't take away anybody's flexibility, it's the companies that take away the flexibility.
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So they want us to take care of bed space, and resources, and personnel, and take everybody.
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You can take the superhero out of her costume, but you can never take away her superpowers.
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We could take all the best pieces from 10 different takes and cobble together the perfect take.
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With this mode, you take a selfie, and you take a photo of what you're looking at.
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We know where we're heading on this … Let Jordan take the West Bank, let Egypt take Gaza.
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When you take a step back, what do you hope people will take away from your reporting?
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"It's important that you take care of yourself the way you take care of others," Haqq warned.
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Take back anything nasty you've ever said about little kids at weddings — take it back right now!
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As Juan Perón of Argentina supposedly said, if prices take the lift, wages cannot take the stairs.
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I'm really horrible at remembering to take pills, but I made sure to take my vitamins again.
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"To be honest, it doesn't take a lot for me to take my clothes off," she said.
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For other situations, we take them on a case-by-case basis and take context into account.
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And so we take a few more steps forward, take a few steps back and keep walking.
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If necessary, a winner-take-all Game 3 will take place Friday night on DePaul's home court.
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This year, I think we'll take a moment to remember her and take flowers to her grave.
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"Obviously they're trying to take me out if they're trying to take you out," he tells Angela.
|
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They are, quite simply: don't take free stuff in exchange for positive coverage and don't take trips.
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"To be honest, it doesn't take a lot for me to take my clothes off," Hudson describes.
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We take this matter extremely seriously and we continue to improve our reporting and take-down measures.
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We try our best to take good care of them, because they take good care of us.
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So it's up to local leaders to take charge and individuals across the country to take action.
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I take a little extra time getting ready so that hopefully I can take a nice picture.
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" Take You Back "This is the cheekiest song on the record," says Carpenter about "Take You Back.
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I think it's important to take risks, but people don't like to take risks — especially with radio.
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Alternate take: regardless of your privilege, engaging in electoral politics now requires that you take opsec seriously.
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Because he believes, hey, if you take medication, why shouldn't you be able to take this medication?
|
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Chyna did not take this response well — or, rather, she didn't take the way Kardashian responded well.
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Don't just take my word for it -- take the FBI's, which has been investigating this since July.
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I knew he was going to take Alabama, I knew he was going to take the South.
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Take a deep breath, and we'll take a deeper dive into where all that money is going.
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You can't take my shoes off, take my shirt off and then throw me in a cage.
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Democrats have signaled that they would take a much more aggressive posture if they take the majority.
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She offered to take it off for me but I just wanted to take my dog home.
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Take for example the fact that your items and cargo actually take up space on your horse.
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"I have seen patients take the less important ones while forgetting the 'must take' medications," Jeste said.
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Take My Money / Take My Body continues at LACE (6522 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles) through February 24.
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Because we were called, no, we will take the reservation or we will not take the reservation.
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The planning and review process is likely to take years, and the construction would take even longer.
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It's take the broadband service or leave it, and if you take it, you have no privacy.
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You take out the money, you take away ISIS' ability to function as a state-like entity.
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When you take the chopper to go to the rig, you have to take a breath test.
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We're all in this together: If we take care of the bees, they'll take care of us.
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In those three hours, you should take time to eat something, drink water, and take a break.
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"I usually take (flight) JT610 — my friends and I always take this plane," Setiawan told the outlet.
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He will take the first month at the beginning and then take the month of December off.
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When you're poor, you take a taxi, you take an Uber, but you don't buy a car.
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"If you take three shots of whisky, I usually take them over maybe two hours," he said.
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We also take orders from stores and buyers, and take care of the shipping, customer service, etc.
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Apps take longer to load data and voice searches and transcription can take an inordinately long time.
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With VMware Cloud on AWS, enterprises can take their existing VMware deployments and take them to AWS.
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If they take no part in the vote, the new government should be able to take office.
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"Many of our works take place in and literally take apart our home," the duo tells Creators.
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"Why do you expect anyone to take you seriously when you don't take yourself seriously," Carusone tweeted.
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It's easier if I had to make the choice to take the medicine to not take it.
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Sometimes you have to take the good, and put it in your pocket and take the win.
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"He would take his personal days off to take field trips to chaperone the kids," Siska says.
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It also expects to take a take a 17 million pounds charge in the current financial year.
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She decides to take back her life, and makes a plan to take her mother's life away.
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Because why take just a normal photobooth pic when you can take a circus-themed photobooth pic?
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"It's going to take something magical for anybody to take them out of the tournament," he said.
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Visitors can take pony rides, feed baby goats, and take a peek in the park's dairy barn.
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We can take on income inequality, and we can take on the corporate corruption that runs Washington.
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When we take care of our teachers, it's easier for them to take care of our kids.
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You can take walks or hike, research your family's history or take advantage of free community events.
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My most important advice is to take action while you still have the chance to take risks.
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Some had to take temporary jobs, sell their cars and take out thousands of dollars in loans.
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The Foreo Luna Go facial brush Makeup wipes take can take up to 100 years to decompose.
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But even as you take more risk, you have to take a hard look at your psychology.
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Natalia couldn't take those classes unless she was an adultLARA doesn't allow just anyone to take classes.
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If he wants to take these one at a time, I'll take them one at a time.
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It'll take movie nights up a notch, and they can take it with them on trips easily.
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Didn't have anyone to take me home so had to take the mifepristone option, which cost $26.
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If they try to take away our healthcare and our rights, we will take away their jobs.
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Take full-page screenshots on the web: Want to take a full-page screenshot of a website?
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You take away our health care, our pensions and overload the workers, we just can't take it.
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"I'll take a bucket, take bricks, and I'll start building it myself," said a visibly frustrated Rep.
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That's why I quadruple check whatever I take because I don't want to take any chances whatsoever.
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I like to take on a challenge because I take on bigger guys every day in practice.
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Hearing 'No' or 'We can't take him today, but we can take him a week from today.
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It's hard not to feel like every time we take a step forward, we take two back.
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They take meh food and make it great, and take great food and make it even better.
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You can take the girl outta Laguna Beach, but you can't take Laguna Beach outta the girl.
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Take it from the stars quoted above, if you want, or take it from the man himself.
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You can take a video and upload it without having to take five minutes to do that.
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We take so much for granted, and one thing we can't take for granted is our health.
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Feel free to take ideas and update them at your will all great artist take and update.
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Here's what else is happening: Take me out to the ballgame; take me out with the crowd.
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"Take a deep breath, sit down, take the music a little bit more seriously — and enjoy it."
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The state tried to take it to the full Ninth Circuit, which refused to take the case.
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They have to take this into account as they think about various actions that they might take.
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A battle-tested sergeant advised me: Take good care of us and we'll take care of you.
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"I think it's important to take the people that are suffering, to take them seriously," she says.
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Take "Smooth rapier"; cut each odd bit of it, meaning, take just the even letters (sMoOtH rApIeR).
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As the Dubliner likes to say: "We're not here to take part, we're here to take over".
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Please take my money and take care of these people, which we have not done well enough.
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"I take the view that there exists the possibility to take the case forward," Ms. Persson said.
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Then, the idea is to take that energy from the election and take it straight into Congress.
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"Alaskans can take care of ourselves, but we also try to take care of others," she said.
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That's a responsibility I don't take lightly — but I need chief executives to take theirs seriously, too.
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The announcement of projects selected to take part in the programme will take place on 3 April.
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Making a great pie doesn't take a lot of fancy equipment, but it does take some practice.
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You can take the gal out of Portugal, but you can't take Portugal out of the gal.
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"We look for people that take care of themselves and take care of other people," said Kascsak.
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Cai emphasized that people should take the disease more seriously and take more care in preventing infection.
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We don't take our adolescents' viruses personally and we probably shouldn't take their grumpy moods personally, either.
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But I always tell college students: 'Take the job you would take if you were independently wealthy.
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The taxis would take off and land vertically like a helicopter, so they'd take up less room.
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It will easily take two medium-sized suitcases, and Aston Martin claims it will take golf clubs.
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I just hate it when I do a second take exactly the same as the first take.
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It is also encouraging tourists to take the same precautions people take during flu season when traveling.
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Just make sure you take a good look at that cheese steak before you take a bite.
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So they're important, and I take that seriously so I don't have to take myself too seriously.
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"It requires incredibly sophisticated rendering and animation and blending to go from take to take," says Rocheron.
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Take notes from TJ's recipe and add chives to take your yogurt dip to the next level.
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You can take Zola out of the internet, but you can't take the internet out of Zola.
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It&aposs time you take a break from your regularly scheduled life and take a sabbatical instead.
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BUT THE THERE WILL TAKE FULLY AUTONOMOUS, I DO BELIEVE IS GOING TO TAKE TEN PLUS YEARS.
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We'll take a look at his smokers and grills, talk pork and brisket, and take your questions.
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Likewise, she has no suggestions for who might take her congressional seat or take the budget gavel.
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Let the intel take you to the facts and the facts will take you to the truth.
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But many take it the way people often take entertainments — as a cartoonish version of something real.
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If Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives take over, they're expected to take the go-it-alone route.
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They told the students to take care of themselves and take care of each other, they said.
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It is also encouraging tourists to take the same precautions people take during flu season when traveling.
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I&aposm gonna take today to just read everything, take it all in, process, and be free.
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Med school hopefuls also pay $315 to take the MCAT, and many take it more than once.
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We get take out from Goddess and the Grocer and take it to eat on the Riverwalk.
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If they want to take other witnesses to try to take his story down, they can try.
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Take measurable actionOne of the best ways to regain a sense of control is to take action.
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Barack Obama enjoyed the give and take of an interview, but there was more give than take.
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Not just because he didn't take climate change seriously, but also because he didn't take civilization seriously.
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"If you take our record against Facebook, or Twitter, or Instagram, we'll easily take ours," Galanis said.
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Avenatti said Swetnick would take a lie detector test, if Kavanaugh also agrees to take the test.
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Eventually, I realize I didn't take my vitamins, so I take them and eat funfetti for dessert.
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I get to decide when I'll take the bins out or if I'll take the bins out.
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The simple, childlike delight the men take in each low-tech spectacle makes us take delight, too.
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Investors are closely watching to see how long it will take those support measures to take hold.
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Democrats could take Maguire to court to challenge claims of privilege, but doing so could take months.
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If we take away those bad choices, we take the bad choices off the shelf and menus.
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Take control of your voice be more motivated to take on new tasks without holding yourself back.
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Having Saturn in Capricorn suggests you take duties seriously, but sometimes you take certain tasks too seriously.
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Take a look at the companies below if you're itching to take the next step, and quickly:
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But you don't get something for nothing with them - they will take what they need to take.
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And other Americans have the time, but don't take it — or take their work along with them.
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Different people take different stuff from it; the comedy is sometimes harder for people to take in.
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If it continues at that rate, reaching Tijuana could take months, and reaching Matamoros could take weeks.
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Partial operation could take a few weeks while full operation may take a few months, he said.
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Trump boasted that he'd easily take the state in 2020, and that McSally would take down Kelly.
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Just be sure not to take anything confidential or that you've signed an agreement not to take.
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Being able to work at home and take care of her, take her to doctor's appointments, etc.
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"He's my son, so I'd want to take him anywhere I can take him," Jones tells us.
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" He added, "I'm encouraging her — if the doctor says take three days off, take six days off.
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"These guys don't need to take them if they don't know how to take them," he said.
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Some people can take two milligrams and hemorrhage, while others can take 10 milligrams to little effect.
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So that's our take on benefits versus the take, which is like stay at the office longer.
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But before you can take a basic sniper course, you need to take a basic reconnaissance course.
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But don't take my word for it when you can take my interactive drawings' word for it.
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He didn't take action in this event, and I can't explain why ... there are no words to explain why he wouldn't take action to take out this individual, but I think it's a good example of if he didn't take action and four others didn't, I mean, who does?
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We support progressive companies to build the capabilities, culture and communications that will enable them to take out the competition, take a big exit or, in the classic phrase, take over the world.
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Just to make sure my speaker group was rendering stereo correctly, I listened to "Take, Take, Take" by the White Stripes, which puts slightly different lyrics in the right and left channels throughout.
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The largest sculpture in the exhibition, "Take me, take me, take me…to the Palace of love" (2003), is an 18-foot recreation of the Taj Mahal, framed in an electric pink plastic.
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I think a lot of times women are taught to take care of everyone else first and take care of yourself last, and I think my movie is about take of yourself first.
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"They've been able to localize the race, not take on Donald Trump, not take on you know -- well, not take on Donald Trump, frankly," Schrader said about the candidates the PAC has endorsed.
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"It won't take a year, it'll take a day," Trump said, accusing media outlets of writing "a lot of fake news" about how long it would take for him to make the move.
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On my campus at Smith, there's been a lot of reminders lately is that it's O.K. to take a step back and take space for yourself and take time away from the news.
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Theoretically, it would be possible to take the same sort of photographs I usually take at New York Fashion Week for the Styles section and take them of kids going to school instead.
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The device gives parents a chance to bond with their babies — to love and hold them, take pictures, even take them home and take them for walks, creating memories to last a lifetime.
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Before I get into it, know I'm aware that this take is a few days late, but it wouldn't be a Taurus take if I didn't take my sweet Taurus time writing it.
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For example, the "Valentine outline" at 17A is HEART SHAPE, and if you follow Mr. Schouwerwou's instructions and do a DOUBLE TAKE, you wind up with the phrases TAKE HEART and TAKE SHAPE.
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"Unlike for many years where people sitting in my position did not take action -- they didn't take proper action, they took no action at all -- we're going to take action," Trump said Thursday.
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" Philanthropic foundations can "take a global view to find the greatest needs, take a long-term approach to solving problems, and manage high-risk projects that governments can't take on and corporations won't.
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"When we take decisions, we try to take into consideration how it is seen in America," he said.
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Take a look through our round-up of moving horror stories — if you're moving this fall, take notes.
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SCOTT BOLDEN, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: I&aposll take it, whether it&aposs merited or not, I&aposll take it.
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It's not as if we want to take something from white nationalists, or take something from white supremacists.
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Take time off Depending on your circumstances, take time off to do a major reboot on your search.
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He's not afraid to take those shots and we rely on him to take and make those shots.
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Please take a moment to learn more about how it could affect your channel and take action immediately.
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Most young kids, if they take a play off, they take a play off on the defensive end.
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It didn't take her long to fill out an adoption form and take the cutie home for good.
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The organizations have previously said they would take legal action if the government tried to take them over.
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Take down this video at once D&G!" and a third said: "This is racist, take it back.
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Those organizations don't just take and take from the open-source community anymore—they've started to give back.
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Not only waiting to take her statement, but waiting to take me into custody for disrupting a flight.
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Now through 11/27, take 25 percent off a selection of items labeled TAKE 25% OFF at Bloomingdale's.
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"I will take it seriously, but we have to take all of our constituents into consideration," he wrote.
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Some fact-checks can take just an hour or two while other, more complex ones can take days.
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Ken Price and I would take 500 pounds and Peter Voulkos and Jon Mason would take the rest.
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In that way, the inability to take screenshots has helped me understand why I like to take them.
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They'll take the Extra Crunch Stage to share their hard-won insights with you and take your questions.
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So why not take all the stuff away and give them something that can take a great shot?
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Are we going to take down — Excuse me, are we going to take down statues to George Washington?
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"Sometimes you have to take a step back before you can take two steps forward," said Mr. Klein.
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Under the Reimagining Capitalism banner, our take is that it is going to take a mix of things.
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Mindfulness can help you center on what you're supposed to take on, because we can't take on everything.
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Women are the nurturers and protectors — the ones who give and give — while men simply take and take.
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Rather than like, daddy's going to take care of it or mommy's going to take care of it.
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"They take even 400 or whatever the fuck they need to take," he told his Italian colleagues later.
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We're so conditioned to take everything on ourselves, but when people offer help, take them up on it.
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However, the transfer will take at least one business day, and could take up to three business days.
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A quarter of all-access users who take a sports class go on to take one in writing.
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We can take care of ourselves like Wendy so that we both can take care of a baby.
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It can take up to four years for a latex balloon to decompose, while mylar balloons take longer.
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The sort of chap girls take pity on, but not enough pity on, if you take my meaning.
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One other thing — Hillary Clinton — take a look at USA Today, take a look at the Q poll.
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