Please. I mean, things we take for granted now were not sort of take-for-grantable at that time, really.
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The amount of space we take for parking places, the amount of space we take for the roads, parking structures.
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These days, things that most people take for granted—like deciding when to go out, and being intimate in private—I get to take for granted too.
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What will it take for Twitter's fortunes to turn around?
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I can't take for granted my ability to accomplish it.
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Take, for instance, the jump from two dimensions to three.
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Take, for instance, the infamous Miss Honeywell robot from 1968.
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Take for example New York City, which tops the list.
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How long does it take for the tattoo to peel?
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Take for example a disease called hereditary hemochromatosis, or HHC.
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Take, for instance, Carol Ann Duffy's new adaptation of Everyman.
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Take, for example, the hyperrealistic heads carried down the catwalk.
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I often take for granted all the benefits that entails.
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" Take, for example, the piccolo trumpet featured on "Penny Lane.
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Take, for instance, a robot called Cassie from Agility Robotics.
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What would it take for you to reach peak productivity?
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Reporter: Who would it take for you to fire Mueller?
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There is not a night I take for granted. Never.
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So what would it take for that bubble to burst?
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Take, for example, two viral stories from the past month.
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Take, for example, Robert Young of "Father Knows Best" fame.
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I think we take for granted in the United States.
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We can take for granted we can shoot in 2D.
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Pichai suggested Silicon Valley "can't take for granted" its success.
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Take, for example, the nerve she's struck among North Dakotans.
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How long will it take for movies to catch up?
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Take, for example, her reminiscences on late 90s New York.
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Take for example, "In Eerie Deliverance," the album's second track.
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Take, for instance, Hooker's UFC lightweight debut against Ross Pearson.
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Take, for instance, this Vine from the spring of 2015.
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What would it take for you to fucking let go?
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Take, for example, this skirt from Amazon highlighted on fashionsecrets93.
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The WTO is easy to criticise and take for granted.
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Take for example this really sad case involving Redditor Cuddlem0nster.
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There's no moment of it that I take for granted.
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That's a lot of trouble to take for an alibi.
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Take, for instance, the glass slipper decorating the cake table.
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Take, for example, the controversy centering on her ethnic heritage.
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What will it take for VR to reach mass adoption?
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Why should we take for granted a thesis so problematic?
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It would take, for example, the sun engulfing our planet.
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So, what will it take for Democrats to start winning?
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Take, for example, the regenerative brakes on the back wheels.
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Take, for example, this desk lamp from Reddit user bolthead88.
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Take, for example, the one the Nashville Predators have crafted.
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What will it take for the advisory to be lifted?
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How long will it take for confidence to be restored?
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Take, for example, Sony's PlayStation VR, coming out on Thursday.
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Take, for instance, the last level of the original game.
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Take, for instance, memes that show Trump as a buffoon.
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Take for example the relationship between the Russians and Americans.
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How long does it take for you to break even?
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Take, for instance, the deportation of the Rohingya from Myanmar.
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What would it take for a gadget to replicate that?
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Take, for example, the first time she ever got waxed.
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Take, for example, Item 41017 in the U.S.G.S. online store.
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Take, for instance, the recent example of the Islamic State.
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What would it take for him to finally forsake her?
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What would it take for you to retire by 2120?
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Take, for example, Jo in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women.
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Take, for example, recent headlines linking selfies and premature aging.
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Take, for example, the episode where characters kept repeating themselves.
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What would it take for these forces to effect change?
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Take, for instance, the guys from hip hop collective SMIB.
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" Take, for instance, the principle "it is wrong to torture.
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It throws almost everything we take for granted into chaos.
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They're all things we take for granted on our laptops.
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Take, for example, the name of the United Russia party.
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I have had all I can take for a while.
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Take, for example, a revealing poll from Boise State University.
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Take, for example, a series of Twitter exchanges from March.
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Take, for example, Representative John Dawson, a Democrat from Louisiana.
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Take, for instance, the segments on her first lady years.
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Take, for example, Democrat Barbara Lee and Republican French Hill.
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Take, for example, Esbriet, which the FDA approved last October.
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Take for example the devastating famine underway in East Africa.
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Take, for example, the conspiracy theory that DNC staffer Seth
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Take, for example, the case of Mississippi, America's poorest state.
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And there are these tests you can take for that.
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So what will it take for "Slave Play" to succeed?
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Take for example his celebrated use of African Batik fabrics.
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What will it take for the world to take action?
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Every service and facility we take for granted is gone.
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What would it take for you to retire by 40?
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Take, for example, the Democratic Party's renewed attraction to socialism.
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What will it take for them to come back down?
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Take, for example, the issue of policies to combat unemployment.
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It's a simple formula, and easy to take for granted.
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Take, for instance, the idea of "location" in real estate.
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Take, for example, an item like the humble flat cap.
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You never take for granted directorially what's going to happen.
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Take, for instance, the opening of Chapter 10 of Fear.
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Domesticating cows is the kind of dangerous feat we take for granted The process of domesticating cattle was far from inevitable — it's the kind of dangerous feat that we just take for granted from humans.
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How long does it take for a blister to go away?
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Take, for instance, these Greyhound Jell-O shots from Freya Estreller.
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Take, for example, his vision of wireless transmission of electrical currents.
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What will it take for Republican elites to defeat Donald Trump?
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Take, for instance the case of the $13 leather dining chair.
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How long does it take for one report to get out?
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How long does it take for you to make a beat?
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Take, for example, Nancy A. Shenker and her mentor, Jim D'Arcangelo.
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Take, for example, slugging a bad guy in Batman: Arkham Asylum.
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Take for example Apple have lost $200 billion in market valuation.
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What you and I take for granted, they coveted. Optimism. Hope.
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Take, for example, ghosting — when, if at all, is it justified?
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Take, for example, his Instagram videos of him peeing on money.
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Take for example the Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule.
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Take, for example, policymakers' mistakes in the aftermath of the crisis.
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Take, for example, the many articles about left-wing campus activism.
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So, what'll it take for Landon to get all this done??
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Take, for example, its generous return policy: Item five years old?
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How much more will it take for them to regulate this?
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Take, for example, June's mutilation of her ear in the premiere.
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How long did it take for them to single you out?
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It's a great feeling and one I don't take for granted.
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Take, for example, the now ubiquitous concept of the search engine.
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What would it take for you to feel happy about money?
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How much blame can we take for actions we can't remember?
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Take for example a person looking up nearby sexual health clinics.
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Take, for example, his Fox buddies Bill O'Reilly and Roger Ailes.
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Take, for example, the length of a ceremony or the weather.
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Take, for example, Makgabo Manamela, the province's director of mental health.
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They are an extremely privileged generation, which they take for granted.
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It's a simple pleasure — but one she'll never take for granted.
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Don't take for granted what we have, because things can change.
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They're still paying for features that PC gamers take for granted.
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Find out what it'll take for you to reach seven-figures.
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What does it take for a person to leave a cult?
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Take for example, Pyongyang Koryo Restaurant in Yangon, Myanmar's largest city.
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Take, for example, Shadow of the Colossus from earlier this year.
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Take, for instance, this gorilla at the Louisville Zoo in Kentucky.
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What would it take for you to give up your car?
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Take, for example, a new "Refine Your Writing" option within Word.
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Take for example the above shots of some lovely autumn pumpkins.
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Take, for example, Julia and JP from the YouTube channel, HellthyJunkFood.
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What will it take for these places to realize their potential?
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Take, for example, Celebrity Juice, a series that airs on ITV2.
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Take, for example, someone with the name "Joy," Zwebner told NPR.
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Take, for instance, one applicant's request to be a suicide attacker.
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Take, for instance, building a chat bot for the airline industry.
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Take, for example, the goal of improved protection of U.S. infrastructure.
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How long did it take for the call to get popular?
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Take, for example, one crucial interaction the two share early on.
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Take, for example, this clip of Grindah taking his first pill.
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Take for example people fleeing persecution because of their sexual orientation.
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What would it take for Mueller to really affect market capitalizations?
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Take, for example, California and its renowned public pension system, Calpers.
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Republicans must not take for granted that everyone likes tax cuts.
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Take for example Atari's arcade video games, or Google's search engine.
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Cramer examined them all and gave his final take for homegamers.
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Take, for example, that 2.9 percent annual wage increase in September.
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How much longer will it take for Trump to realize it?
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Take, for example, Jhumpa Lahiri's short-story collection Interpreter of Maladies.
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How long did it take for the glamour to wear off?
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Take, for instance, the 1981 and 1986 Ronald Reagan tax cuts.
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Take, for instance, a brand that is making a TV commercial.
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Take, for instance, the bicycle path used as a death chute.
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How long would it take for it all to come back?
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Take, for example, what's commonly referred to as the Spanish flu.
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Let me try another take for you bad parents in office.
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This was meritocracy, the system that we now take for granted.
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Take, for example, reactions to the Obama tax hike of 2013.
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Take for example the tragedy that plays out daily in Venezuela.
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How long did it take for reality to explode those lies?
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But it is not a step you can take for granted.
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Take, for example, Khloé Kardashian's "Revenge Body," a show on E!
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What would it take for him to finally be considered "vetted"?
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What will it take for the headlines to reflect that reality?
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"Shopify built the tech that we take for granted," Marandiz says.
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Take, for example, the UK's special relationship with the United States.
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Investors take for granted that the Federal Reserve controls interest rates.
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What would it take for you to sell 13,000 of those?
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Take for example, the fact that he's an Air Force veteran.
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Take, for example, wind and solar energy in the United States.
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So what would it take for them to say it is?
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In this in-between space, rights we take for granted disappear.
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What will it take for the market to hit new highs?
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Take for example the Obama administration's Clean Power Plant (CPP) rule.
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Take, for instance, when he lies on a bed of nails.
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How long did it take for you to write this book?
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Take, for example, the events of just the past several days.
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How long will it take for the monitors to start working?
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Take, for instance, where stars in the Milky Way fit in.
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Our modern existence depends on things we can take for granted.
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How can we bring women the future men take for granted?
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Take, for instance, the so-called Pizzagate scandal late last year.
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It was the beginning of what we take for granted now.
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SK: And then also that question of like, what does it take for you, a reasonable person who I might have like minor idealogical differences with, what does it take for you to go full crazy?
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"We can't take for granted any kind of objectivity, ever," he says.
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Take, for example, Ninja Gaiden 3, which I haven't played in decades.
|
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Take, for example, the replies to this recent tweet by the pope.
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Take, for example, Arlan Hamilton, founder and managing partner of Backstage Capital.
|
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But maybe that's a risk Colton is willing to take for love.
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Take, for instance, a neural network's attempt to create candy heart messages.
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Their predeterminate nature can make these foods easy to take for granted.
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Waking up and breathing is something that we all take for granted.
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There are certain things in life that you'll always take for granted.
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Take for example the Jerry Sandusky Penn State child sex abuse scandal.
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How long did it take for you to develop that comfort level?
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What would it take for you to drop everything for climate change?
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LOUDON: And they are going to take for 2020 election as well.
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Take, for instance, a person who cheats on their taxes, Sharot said.
|
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Take, for example, the film version of Absolutely Fabulous, released this year.
|
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How long does it take for hot tub folliculitis to go away?
|
|
What would it take for you to upgrade to a new model?
|
|
Take for example introducing a collar and leash to a dog vs.
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Take, for instance, Pennsylvania-based Harpoon Pest Solutions, a one-man operation.
|
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Take, for example, the decision on whether to block Chinese steel imports.
|
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I take for granted I loved the way stories were being told.
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Take, for example, posts that report on news of drug-related arrests.
|
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Take, for instance, Breakfast, Trail's End Restaurant, Kanab, Utah – August 10, 1973.
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WHAT WILL IT TAKE for the GOP to throw this madman overboard?
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It will give Saudi women a freedom that others take for granted.
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So what would it take for the developing world to catch up?
|
|
McCreary ponders what it would take for their relationship to truly blossom.
|
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How much crap do you take for being -- for me being opinionated?
|
|
But how long will it take for stability to translate into growth?
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Sometimes I take for granted that some people have fears with cars.
|
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What does it take for someone to invest in a robotics startup?
|
|
Something all of us take for granted but is increasingly under threat.
|
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Take, for instance, the introduction of the personal computer in the 1970s.
|
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Take, for example, Amazon's maneuverings in the renewable energy credit (REC) market.
|
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But it's not something that at Delta we ever take for granted.
|
|
Take for instance this 2016 defamation case involving a negative Yelp review.
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That is what it is going to take for us to win.
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Take, for example, Michelle Obama's enduring appreciation for her husband's "swagalicious" walk.
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I feel that we take for granted that human beings are sacred.
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Take, for example, the page for the electroweak interaction in particle physics.
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Looking intensely at things we take for granted and seeing something else.
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We humans take for granted how complex even our simplest conversations are.
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How long did they say it would take for a full recovery?
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Take, for example, the use of "Walkin' On Sunshine" in American Psycho.
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Take, for example, this piña colada from Barney Toy of Society & Nook.
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Take, for example, any one of the many Ross and Rachel breakups.
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It makes that which we take for granted negotiable, open to change.
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Take for example "Batman v Superman best review on the internet," above.
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The simplest things we take for granted are so painful for her.
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Take, for instance, the case of U.S. Trade Representative nominee Robert Lighthizer.
|
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Take for example the company's current top-spec processor: the Snapdragon 855.
|
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Take, for example, avocado's use at Emiliano, the resort's gourmet Mexican restaurant.
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Take, for example, Justin Adian, Daniel Boccato, Austin Eddy, and Genieve Figgis.
|
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Take, for example, Icehouse Plaza, located in the Minneapolis neighborhood of Whittier.
|
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So, how long does it take for the pill to kick in?
|
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How long did it take for the Trump administration to approve it?
|
|
And how long did it take for the military to actually deploy?
|
|
Take, for example, the situation over the past two months in Gaza.
|
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They just did it, take after take after take, for six months.
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Take for instance the story of a skater named Steven Fernandez, a.k.a.
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He lets Jay pick the one they will take for a spin.
|
|
It is unclear what title, if any, she may take for herself.
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MUNCHIES: How long did it take for you to develop these aromas?
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Take, for instance, Presidential Policy Directive 28, which Obama issued in 2014.
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And they're doing things that you and I would take for granted.
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How long did it take for everyone to fall into that groove?
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How much would it take for you to part with your collection?
|
|
So what will it take for virtual reality to reach critical mass?
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Take for example Belly's new video for "Money Go" featuring Travis Scott.
|
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Take, for instance, George Bush failing to quickly respond to Hurricane Katrina.
|
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Take, for instance, the season's fifth episode, largely set in Shogun World.
|
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Take, for example, the following tweet from the president's account on Jan.
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"We report outside assumptions that people just take for granted," said Schiano.
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Take, for example, sponsorship of Pride by the Bay's massive tech corporations.
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Take for example, Reversal of Fortune, Vampire's Bite, and Hero of Bladehold.
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We take for granted the ability of food to affect us emotionally.
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Take, for instance, the water drops bouncing around in Yanlin Song's lab.
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Take, for instance, her November speech at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Take, for instance, the players who will compete in Russia this year.
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I am high risk due to medication I take for [rheumatoid arthritis].
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Take for example, a student who says "F*** you" to a teacher.
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What does it take for you to form genuine connections with others?
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"For me, feeding kids is something you take for granted," says Noah.
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Volvo and Saab pioneered many safety technologies we now take for granted.
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Everyone should understand that reading is not something to take for granted.
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Take for example the Rubix cube you may spot in Stanley's room.
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Take, for instance, 24 year-old waitress and Maine resident, Julia Legler.
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Take for example, Kari Warberg Block, founder and CEO of Earth-Kind.
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How long did it take for the dates to stop feeling weird?
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Take, for example, BoJack's confidant and former biographer, Diane Nguyen (Alison Brie).
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"Leading man" is one of those movie terms you take for granted.
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Take, for instance, the development of Amazon's autonomous Prime Air delivery drones.
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Take, for example, the Indian inspired clothing in the City Living Expansion.
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Take, for example, the ancient tribes that lived along the Yellow River.
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The medication I take for epilepsy isn't "high value" for every patient.
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How long does it take for an ice cube tray to freeze?
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All it would take for the reality television crossover event to happen?
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"There are so many things that we take for granted," Rosenbrock said.
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Take, for example, the tuxedo gown he wore to the 2019 Oscars.
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Take for instance the stranger who smiles at you in the elevator.
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Take, for instance, this recipe for lemony pasta with chickpeas and parsley.
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I don&apost take for granted that my family is financially stable.
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Take for instance Shashank Nigam, CEO of the aviation marketing firm SimpliFlying.
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Stability is easy to take for granted, but impossible to live without.
|
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How long does it generally take for the samples to be analyzed?
|
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Take, for instance, this joyously cheesy riff on The Bad News Bears.
|
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Take for example, one of the most famous precognitive dreams in history.
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What's it gonna take for those remaining areas to get below that?
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Take, for example, Ryder, a transportation and logistics company based in Miami.
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Actually getting the garb that Swedes take for granted can be a challenge.
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What an extraordinary gift that we as a whole constantly take for granted.
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Take, for instance, his time as a guest judge on The Celebrity Apprentice.
|
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Take for example the escalation of drone wars under the Barack Obama administration.
|
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Are there any precautions you should take for indoor cats during the winter?
|
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Just how long does it take for cannabis traces to leave the body?
|
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Life is about enjoying the little things that most people take for granted.
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Take, for example, the report last year on thermal comfort in office buildings.
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I just can't afford the little things we take for granted every day.
|
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Take, for example, something Strauss says Mystery told him in a hot tub.
|
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Take, for instance, the restoration of direct flights between the US and Cuba.
|
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If you do, how long did it take for you to "get it"?
|
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Take, for example, the opening scene, in which Pennywise chomps off Georgie's arm.
|
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Take for example Karen Ross, a professor and mother of two in Massachusetts.
|
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Take, for example, this couple's video, inspired by none other than Stranger Things.
|
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New tax laws have limited the deduction homeowners can take for property taxes.
|
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Take, for example, the three companies that harvested the largest rounds this year.
|
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Take for example, when he struggled to get financing to buy a car.
|
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How long will it take for memory of America to be wiped out?
|
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And how much blame should we take for things we can't help doing?
|
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The question is how long it will take for life to imitate art.
|
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Here's a hot take for you: Powell is actually doing a good job.
|
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How long did it take for Robert to reunite with Elizabeth and Marjorie?
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"But it could take for years to get something worked out," he says.
|
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Take, for instance, Struth's photograph "Chemistry Fume Cabinet, The University of Edinburgh" (2010).
|
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Take for example, the 2017 Bollywood song "Malhari" from the movie Bajirao Mastani.
|
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Take, for example, Benny Feilhaber's choice: a Jurgen Klinsmann German national team jersey.
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Take, for example, someone who lives near or even below the poverty line.
|
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Take, for instance, the latest hot update Richie let slip about her relationship.
|
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What does it take for an A-lister to get red carpet ready?
|
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Take, for example, the Cuccis, of Arlington Heights, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois.
|
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"We take for granted what seems like the simplicity of walking," she says.
|
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Take, for example, the perfectly contrasted background, which practically Photoshop quick-selects itself.
|
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Take for example the Acer Predator 21 X laptop, which starts at $9,000.
|
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Take, for example, the story about the property's origins in the first place.
|
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Take, for instance, the company's popular Nighthawk router—black, angular, full of antennas.
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She asks him frankly: What will it take for him to be happy?
|
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But there are other a small steps you can take for the pain.
|
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Take, for example, Dave and Kath, the fleece-clad, ready-for-anything adventurers.
|
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But what if the songs we now take for granted had never existed?
|
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But it's not something that we'll ever compromise or take for granted on.
|
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"You take for granted they have gone through a clearance check," he says.
|
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Take, for example, this image of a brick building against a blue sky.
|
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Take for example, in 1850, the watch capital of the world was London.
|
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What many take for granted […] are benefits which have been delivered by innovation.
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The reality is that we take for granted the access to financial services.
|
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Take for example my friend James* who works for a small media company.
|
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Utah is usually a state that Republican presidential candidates can take for granted.
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Take for example the US government's ICS Computer Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT).
|
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How much longer will it take for long-term investments to pay off?
|
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So ... how long will it take for Turner to grow his beard back?
|
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Take, for example, this pineapple cake found in one of the game's rooms.
|
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What would it take for the United States to attain our own commitment?
|
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Take, for example, the unsolicited parenting advice Chrissy Teigen constantly gets from strangers.
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Take for example the infamous Microsoft versus the Department of Justice antitrust case.
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Take, for example, what happened this past week in Georgia's 22019th House district.
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Take, for instance, this example of using eagles to take down unruly drones.
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Take, for example, the transformation from the Ninth Doctor to the Tenth Doctor.
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Take for instance those suggestions that seem to be from your phone contacts.
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Take, for instance, legislation from 1916 that set funding for Oklahoma's insurance board.
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I don't take for granted my ability to move freely through these spaces.
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Sometimes, though, you've just got to hot take for what you believe in.
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This raises the question: What will it take for them to gain ground?
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Take, for example, this failed bunt by Dodger Joc Pederson at the Padres.
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Take, for example, Denmark's Roskilde Festival Folk High School, which opened in 2019.
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Take, for example, the way Trump's people fooled Maggie Haberman regarding this payment.
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Take, for instance, the fight in which he won the KSW middleweight title.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and legislative leaders need to take for this overdue reform.
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Take, for example, Katha Pollitt's excellent essay on this subject in The Nation.
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Current estimates points to a $103.2 million take for Universal's animated family feature.
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Take for example "Parsley," the final poem in her collection "Museum" (1983). Parsley.
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Take, for example, a company that contracts with another company for janitorial services.
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Take, for instance, her photograph of an arrangement of spray rose and lisianthus.
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Take, for example, cheese sauce, a single component of the restaurant's NYC Cheesesteak.
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It's not clear how much flack Buttigieg will take for his "God" comments.
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So many freedoms we take for granted that we did not have then.
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Take, for example, the Orlando location for The Escape Game's Gold Rush scenario.
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What do you think it would take for gabber to become more popular?
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These concepts would slowly become a new take for the Dave Mirra franchise.
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Take, for instance, this print of Taye Diggs in a bottle of Tecate.
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Take, for example, the ongoing evolution of the global economy through digital transformation.
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Take, for example, the suggestion that one should speak up in a meeting.
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Whatever protections we take for granted once seemed unfathomable before they became real.
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What might it take for them to wake up, mature and reinvigorate government?
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So what will it take for another polymath to follow in her tracks?
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Framing his subjects with subtlety, he concentrates on people others take for granted.
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What would it take for Stu to win the lineup, the host asks?
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Take, for example, the initiative to voluntarily reduce the sugar content in beverages.
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They preserve the secret origins of objects we tend to take for granted.
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Take, for instance, the age-old business of buying and selling rare books.
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"Freedom is not something you can take for granted in Jerusalem," he said.
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Google didn't immediately say how long this process can take for a creator.
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What will it take for each team to advance to the knockout round?
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Here's what it will take for each team to reach the knockout round.
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Never take for granted going home to the ones you love every day!
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Take, for example, School District U-46 in the northwest suburbs of Chicago.
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Take, for example, data from 311, a government hotline for non-emergency complaints.
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I don't want to take for granted that there's anything natural about it.
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Take, for instance, the core calculation: the adjustment of life-years by quality.
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"It's a state we're not going to take for granted," the spokesman said.
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Take, for example, Nederlands Dans Theater, which returned to City Center on Wednesday.
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But also, given the dark turns their lives take, for not-so-good.
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What will it take for our political leaders to heed their constituents' wishes?
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"There's a little bit of a give-and-take for sure," Rok says.
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How long will it take for the North Koreans to solve those problems?
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Take, for instance, John Walters and David Murray, both of whom currently work
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How long did it take for the actors to learn the dancing here?
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"You try not to take for granted every day up here," Bergman said.
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Take for example the United States Congress' recent action to help Puerto Rico.
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Take, for example, a New Year's Eve party a couple of years back.
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How long would it take for a missile to arrive from North Korea?
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What does it take for the F.A.A. to ground a fleet of planes?
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And readers on the right should not take for granted the status quo.
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Take, for instance, a single shot in "Hidden Process" that scans Elliot's apartment.
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Take, for instance, freelance writer Jesse Myerson's piece in the Marxist magazine Jacobin.
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Again, what would it take for the Congress to act in that regard?
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Still: It took another (badly botched) spit take for Stewart to believe it.
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"This is one of many bruises I will take for Marco Rubio," she said.
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It was an impressive take for the Afghan forces that day, July 12, 2014.
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There is no such thing as a large dividend you can take for granted.
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Take, for example, Sanders's persistent references to the U.S.'s high child poverty rates.
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Take, for instance, Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey on May 9, 2017.
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Take, for example, her long-standing movie career, which has spanned over a decade.
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How long does it take for the artists to age you in the show?
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If you said, 'Nik, what would it take for you to wear these pants?
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If that's what it would take for me to accomplish something... in a heartbeat.
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What would it take for you to make climate change your number one priority?
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Take, for example, a pair of observations made of two chimps, Jamie and Negra.
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"We want to know what responsibility they will take for the death," he said.
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Acting can be tough, but recreating an on-screen icon's work, take for take?
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How many episodes will it take for me to remember Neve Campbell's character's name?
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Take for example a patient with diabetes, which now affects almost 10% of pregnancies.
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Take, for example, the revelation that not all of Aquaman will take place underwater.
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Take, for example, the group's campaign to get companies to divest from the RNC.
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But how long does it take for the ideology of the court to change?
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But what would it take for them to talk to their own companies instead?
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The ability to get dressed each day is something many people take for granted.
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Don't take for granted the people you meet, regardless of what they look like.
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"It's something you miss and take for granted and just forget about," he said.
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What do you think it would take for you to feel like the GOAT?
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Take, for example, business fixed investment in equipment, software, plants, buildings, and so forth.
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Things that we take for granted every day, things that were worth fighting for.
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It's a privilege, Lee said, she never has and never will take for granted.
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What would it really take for this country to enact tougher national gun laws?
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There are a few things you can take for granted on a TGIT show.
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Take, for example, two figures coming out from the woodwork of a stationary audience.
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Take for example the recent series of microprocessor vulnerabilities at Intel and other companies.
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CBS also didn't indicate what direction the story will take for the second season.
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I learned to cherish moments in life that I would otherwise take for granted.
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Maybe Paradise is what it's going to take for me to figure it out.
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Take, for example, "Berthe Morisot & Me," a collage from the 21972s by Miriam Schapiro.
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Take, for example, Kim Kardashian: She swears by Anastasia Beverly Hills Tinted Brow Gel.
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Take for example this new Hudson Mohawke demo that surfaced, originally intended for Rihanna.
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What will it take for the reckoning to catch up with the Prima Dons?
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All of these things that we take for granted in modern medicine, they're gone.
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Take, for example, some of the inappropriate things that people say to interracial couples.
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Take for example the Amazon Prime credit card, which is issued by Chase Bank.
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It's a bet that investors seem to be willing to take for the moment.
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Take, for example, the latest craze: "Every artist sees rose gold differently," Tang says.
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How long would it take for farmers to re-learn and shift their methods?
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What will it take for the U.S. to be effective in addressing these problems?
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The stamina you used to take for granted, and now you're hoping for more.
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Take for instance R23-D2, the Star Wars droid BB-8 is modeled after.
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Take, for instance, the horned "Viking" helmet popularized in 19th century dramas and operas.
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But what would it really take for Apple and the FBI to get along?
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"The most important take for me is action is better than reaction," Noor said.
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Take, for example, the cherry tattoo trend currently saturating the market, not exactly timeless.
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Take, for example, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, which the House passed in May.
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Take, for example, the actual Boston bombings that occurred during the 2013 Boston Marathon.
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Take, for instance, Lee Hardcastle's ultraviolent claymation trailer for Doom featuring his character Claycat.
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Take, for example, the Daydream View fastener, which holds the phone into the headset.
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Take, for example, the "it me" meme that became popular in 2014 and 2015.
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I wonder how long it will take for us to have a tattooed president?
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CT: How long does it typically take for a new restaurant to break even?
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CT: How long will it take for you to roll out this dining concept?
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They live in the shadows, deprived of basic rights most people take for granted.
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If "Leave" wins, how long will it take for Britain to leave the EU?
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Take, for example, a store that is 60,000-80,000 square feet, the report said.
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It's behind every single piece of modern technology that we now take for granted.
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Take, for example, Australia's 2001 agreement with Nauru, a tiny island nation in Micronesia.
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And is probably less intrusive into their economy in that-- take for example, soybeans.
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Take, for example, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst's comments on CNN's State of the Union.
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Take, for example, their Camping Hoodie (from $96.70), the cornerstone of the Muttonhead brand.
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They need the basic things we take for granted, like government identification or clothes.
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I also wanted to present something people take for granted in a new way.
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Take, for example, Britney Spears's 2005 show chronicling her tumultuous relationship with Kevin Federline.
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Take for example, this recent photo of the pair grocery shopping for ice cream.
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When asked what it would take for Congress to act on the tariffs, Sen.
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What does it take for a Canadian band to come play in the States?
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Take, for example, the battle against Magica DeSpell in the Transylvania level of DuckTales.
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Take, for example, the Trump Administration's proposal to merge the Education and Labor Departments.
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Take, for instance, voters who cast ballots at the University of Michigan's student union.
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Here, the latest steps people are willing to take for an Instagram-ready jaw.
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Still, it's linguine and clams, easy to take for a whirl on your fork.
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She's also concerned about how long it will take for the money to arrive.
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Take for comparison Saar's most iconic artwork, the 1972 The Liberation of Aunt Jemima.
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Take for instance the pair of high profile rear naked chokes on UFC 196.
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Theater Review PARIS — What does it take for a woman to be labeled mad?
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Take, for example, the American Health Care Act that the House passed this May.
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Take, for example, Bornholm I, a colony of small gardens in Berlin's Pankow district.
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"Take, for example, an appraisal," says Andy Taylor, General Manager of Credit Karma Home.
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Are we talking about the same citizenship that many Americans callously take for granted?
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Take, for example, the search for a "signature" of the disorder in the brain.
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From those, he composes the ambient sound that most of us take for granted.
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Take for example one of my favorite organisms on the planet: The bombardier beetle.
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Sometimes I take for granted what it means for young women to see me.
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Take, for example, the president's reaction to the February jobs report earlier this month.
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And actions we take for others, such as hygiene, often have benefits for ourselves.
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Take, for instance, "The Wedding Planner," in which Lopez's character, Mary Fiore, is Italian.
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How long does it take for that much rain to fall where you live?
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All it will take for you is to let go of the past, Pisces.
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Photograph by Heami Lee for The New Yorker Take, for example, Yoo's grilled cheese.
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Take, for example, Arconic, the industrial metals company that spun off Alcoa in November.
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Take, for example, how a new IRS rule will be treated under each bill.
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It's the sort of thing that you think you can just take for granted.
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How long do you think it's going to take for her to break out?
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Take, for example, the concepts that eating healthy is expensive and hard to do.
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The logistical challenges made him realize how much we take for granted in America.
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Take, for example, the core concept this manifesto relies on: the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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But no one knows how long it will take for ravaged islands to recover.
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Take, for instance, the immigration battle in the Senate that erupted earlier this month.
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He was a pioneer of things we take for granted: installation and new technologies.
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It's unclear how long it will take for these changes to go into effect.
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It's unclear how long it will take for these changes to go into effect.
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If you take, for example, a $400 loan, two weeks later you'll owe $460.
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"You start getting stuff back that normal people take for granted," Mr. Wilson said.
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The move reduces the hit that investors take for selling out of the fund.
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Take, for instance, the puzzle she provided for the 2008 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament.
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How long is it going to take for me to get to that stuff?
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Take for instance the time that Mehanna test drove his friend's self-driving Tesla.
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Take, for example, two shows that premiered this summer: Netflix's Insatiable and AMC's Dietland.
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Take, for example, the remarkably similar history and trajectory of ICE and the DEA.
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Take, for instance, the sea of jerseys you see around the stadium before games.
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Take, for example, our recent story on migrants passing through southern Mexico from Central America.
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But the Manders' case shows how long it can take for laws to change behaviour.
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Yet today, we take for granted the prevalence and use of Wacom tablets for drawing.
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Take, for example, the Egyptian pound, which burgernomics holds to be the most undervalued currency.
|
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Take, for example, the "pizza cake" that made the rounds on the internet this week.
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Take, for instance, a robotic sleeve that fits over the heart to keep it pumping.
|
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Take, for example, this little guy, who decided to check out Toronto's Yonge University subway.
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" And then you say, "What will it take for you to continue and do that?
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Take, for instance, its commitment to diversity in a field that doesn't always welcome it.
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It amazes me the measures people have to take for their humanity to be validated.
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"I'll never take for granted an alarm saying that there's a tornado warning," she said.
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Skeptics note the energy that would take for legislative Republicans might not be worth it.
|
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Take, for example, George W. Bush, who was born to enormous wealth, power and privilege.
|
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Take, for example, a 5-year-old child who hasn't yet gotten their fifth dose.
|
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The clip really makes you appreciate something that most people take for granted every day.
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So what would it take for the other 29 teams to have something similar happen?
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The lucky towns that have dominion over them have been transformed—take, for example, Chattanooga.
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What would it take for them to actually come in and shut the party down?
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Take, for example, a patient who comes to the emergency room complaining of back pain.
|
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Take, for example, this clip from U.S. weightlifter Mattie Rogers — who boasts 28,250 Instagram followers.
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With no nationality, stateless people are denied the basic rights most people take for granted.
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It let me make the kinds of choices my able-bodied friends take for granted.
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How much effort does it take for our brains to push back on our gut?
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Take for example, Ethiopian Tourist Organization, which came out of Ethiopia in the mid-70s.
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All the things that we take for granted — it was an amazing reminder of that.
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However, it's not clear how long it could take for it to be effectively enforced.
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Take for example when when Zan is dropped into the recycler filled with rotting waste.
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Take, for instance, Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co Ltd, which operates the city's urban rail system.
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It's going to be active because it's not anything that you can take for granted.
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Nor are there any other protections of the sort that modern consumers take for granted.
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Take for example the relaunch of Sean Parker's Airtime and Magic Leap's A New Morning.
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Take, for instance, a manicure that lasts well over a month — without a top coat.
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Take for example taxi apps; there were at least 10 of them as of 2013.
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Take, for instance, the pianist Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, who experienced different musical notes as colors.
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Just my work as a professional writer, which I treasure and never take for granted.
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Take, for example, the Phineas Priesthood, a Christian Identity doctrine followed by lone-wolf terrorists.
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Take, for example, the Beef and Sweet Potato "Lasagna," which replaces pasta with sweet potatoes.
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There are a lot of pieces to this moment that I don't take for granted.
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How long does it take for ice crystals to form on Jeffrey Wright's generous beard?
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Take, for example, her latest: a new, blunt bob that may be her shortest yet.
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"I often take for granted how helpful stretching and breathing exercises are," the star shared.
|
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What would it take for owners and trainers to start more women in top races?
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I didn't really care how long it would take for this record to come out.
|
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Take, for instance, the Daily Wire, a news site run by conservative commentator Ben Shapiro.
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It can make what many of us take for granted as 'normal' life practically impossible.
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Take, for example, Indiana' Kosciusko County, home to a third of global orthopedic device production.
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Take, for example, Carlin Isles, who's widely hailed as the fastest player in the sport.
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Clinton cannot take for granted that women will cast their votes based on shared anatomy.
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What does it take for sane humans to devolve into lawless 12-year-olds again?
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Take for example the best selling book, Turning the Tables: The Rick Story by Rick.
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Take for example the Florida GMO mosquito called OX513A, created by a London company, Oxitec.
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Take for example, the 85033 nonprofit career education schools I lead within Zenith Education Group.
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Essential health benefits include preventive health care services that most of us take for granted.
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Take for example Dr. Martin Luther King's iconic and inspirational "I Have a Dream" speech.
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"Satellite services have become analogous to electricity, a utility we take for granted," said Sheldon.
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Take, for example, enrollment in retirement plans, which is typically a complex and painful process.
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VCs don't take as much responsibility for their dollars as they take for their time.
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Take, for example, the opening scene of the 1991 sports documentary The Last Boy Scout.
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I actually think we take for granted how convenient most of our foods are now.
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Cleaning clothes is one of those mundane chores that are easy to take for granted.
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Take, for instance, the companies driving the national boom in the installation of solar panels.
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Take for example the first course, "Kiss Me", which is represented by a kissing emoji.
|
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How many likes does it take for a teenager to validate their own self-worth?
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DeChambeau was asked what it would take for people to become believers in his clubs.
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What would it take for the videos to be released publicly under the new law?
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Take, for example, the tax cuts provided by two different presidential administrations: Kennedy and Reagan.
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NASA was the force behind many product development innovations that you might take for granted.
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Take, for example, the fake website for former Vice President Joe Biden's 22019 presidential campaign.
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As you might not take for granted, this is also a handsome piece of hardware.
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Take, for instance, Hoyt Brian Yee, deputy assistant secretary in the State Department's European bureau.
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Farming, which is something many of us take for granted, cannot happen in the Congo.
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An asylum seeker wants the protection and safety that we take for granted in America.
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"These are the things we take for granted through language, and we shouldn't," she said.
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Take for example the Executive Order that would make it easier to fire federal employees.
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It's unclear how long it will take for the Justice Department to review the terms.
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Today, we take for granted that our computers, smartphones and tablets are nearly always active.
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Take for example: wood — one of the most commonly used natural resources in the world.
|
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Take, for instance, this homemade ravioli, made with beets yanked straight outta the MUNCHIES garden.
|
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How long does it take for you to get ready before you hit the stage?
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Take, for example, the story of Suey Park, the very first person chronicled on TIRML.
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These days, we really can't take for granted this kind of unqualified and unpoliticized success.
|
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Take for instance Bakfickan Djuret, which loosely translates as "The Animal" and serves precisely that.
|
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It seems so clearly something we will all take for granted in a few years.
|
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But one artist creates art on a space we take for granted—the street itself.
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Take, for example, her conservative ideology as it relates to to the upcoming presidential elections.
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Take for example this new remix of Korn's "Freak On a Leash" by Celestial Trax.
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Take, for instance, Stephen Lawrence Clark's Rooftop Cop, which was the opener for Journey Live.
|
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Take, for example, this shot, plucked out of the air with Zlatan's blackbelt taekwondo skills.
|
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Take, for example, the roughly 10 minute stretch from the 51st to the 62nd minute.
|
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And yet I found myself a little shaken by the things they take for granted.
|
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Take, for instance, Robert Moses of "The Power Broker," the devastating biography by Robert Caro.
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It was my own country, and the conveniences that we take for granted had collapsed.
|
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Take, for example, this season's trendiest offbeat play: the halfback or wide receiver option pass.
|
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And then also maybe underestimated how long it would take for that to wear off.
|
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Take, for example, ASUS ROG (Republic of Gamers) Mothership laptop, revealed at this year's CES.
|
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Take, for example, "Savior" (1996), a sculpted tower built up from a found shopping cart.
|
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Predicting how long it will take for a property to sell is tricky at best.
|
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What was more important were a few things that are easy to take for granted.
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Take, for example, his work detailing corruption after the Sichuan earthquake that provoked his arrest.
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"We can't take for granted that there's just one way to intelligence," Mr. Amodio said.
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We do need to work harder to earn the rights that we take for granted.
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People take for granted now that Prime Video is going to be one of those.
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We take for granted how a lot of the worst ideas are taught to children.
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In this context, we notice another artifact of our culture that we take for granted.
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Take for example the fact that several chimpanzees have been taught sign language under domestication.
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Still, we don't know how long it will take for this software to be ready.
|
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Take, for instance, the C++ Programming Bundle: Beginner to Expert (now on sale for $14.99).
|
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"There are lots of rights that we take for granted that didn't exist," he said.
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It would be a big mistake to take for granted the result in the Senate.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - How long will it take for oil inventories to drop to normal levels?
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Unsurprisingly, she started taking diet pills, which she would continue to take for 103 years.
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But Jocelyn said she was especially thankful for the things most people take for granted.
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This tumble in cargo means the products that consumers take for granted could slowly dissipate.
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"The things you take for granted might be major accomplishments for someone else," Kurtz writes.
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What will it take for them to consider that the president deserves impeachment and removal?
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Like, forget about North Korea — how many times does it take for you to flush?
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I scramble eggs and prepare a turkey sandwich and veggie chips to take for lunch.
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Take, for example, the never-ending conundrum of choosing between dressing comfortably and dressing luxuriously.
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Skin is our largest organ and something we may take for granted when it's healthy.
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Then there are those basic freedoms we have learned to take for granted in America.
|
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Take, for instance, how the internet has changed the way white-collar workers find jobs.
|
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Take, for example, queerbaiting, one of the most frustrating fandom-related phenomenons of the decade.
|
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So, what did it take for Korean conservatives finally to wake up to the news?
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Join us as we examine what it's going to take for the situation to change.
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How many decades will it take for religion to have a year of the woman?
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It would be a central part of their campaign — not a "take for granted" sidelight.
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We advise readers on the left not to take for granted the midterm election reversal.
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Still, "a whole lot of fun" is nothing to take for granted in a book.
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Take, for example, its Melissa-Febos-like refusal to choose between the body and intellectualism.
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But there's a hidden premise here, which lots of people take for granted but shouldn't.
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What do you think it will take for technology to really have a big impact?
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We still don't have the legislation to read for particulars in how it will be executed and there are some concerns about how long it will take for money to arrive at the households, how long will it take for small businesses to access funding.
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We take for granted, or don't realize, that some anomalies are not detected until further along.
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Take, for instance, the maraschino-red hue that's dominating pretty much every major retailer right now.
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All of these should be things we take for granted, things that are obvious to us.
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But whether your gig sucks or not, there are certain rights you can take for granted.
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Take for example this recent article on the number of Muslim immigrants entering the United States.
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Take, for instance, "Advanced Pretend," perhaps the best episode the show has ever come up with.
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Take, for example, his refrain that the United States needs to withdraw from longstanding military campaigns.
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Let us not take for granted the air we breathe or the life you've given us.
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Take, for example, the countries that supply the materials to drive China's infrastructure and construction boom.
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Take, for example, our embrace of electronic devices as our closest companions and most trusted confidantes.
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Take, for example, consultant John T. Malloy's 1977 best-seller The Woman's Dress for Success Book.
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Recognizing human faces is a skill you may take for granted—but you're also a human.
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I mean in the simple joys that she had which we take for granted every day.
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Take, for example, the ouster of Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's short-lived national security advisor.
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A series of grand and momentous and pointless unities that most of us take for granted.
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We can't take for granted that things are going to work out toward the public good.
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Here's how long it would take for radio waves to reach each location after kick off.
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Take, for example, the analysis of my first night of sleep with the Mi Band 4.
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However, it is uncertain how long it might take for all those seeking asylum to apply.
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Fundamentals matter -- even for cannabis stocks What will it take for the sector to bounce back?
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Take, for example, Soraya Nadia McDonald's analysis of the semiotics of Michelle Obama's book cover photo.
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" — thatfingblonde "Becoming aware that I'm actually pretty healthy, which I absolutely should not take for granted.
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Take, for instance, industrial heat: the extremely high-temperature heat used to make steel and cement.
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Take, for example, a neural network that's been trained to analyze human actions in a video.
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Take for example the problem of dealing with a major event like a parade or protest.
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The question now becomes how long it will take for the FBI to conclude its probe.
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Take, for example, Delisle's and Holt's research of a typical lawyer who enters into public service.
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Take, for example, YouTube user HeartGrey who's putting his own spin on the robot beatbox trend.
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Take for example this orange spider wasp dragging a large, incapacitated huntsman spider in Sydney, Australia.
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"The things you take for granted that will happen automatically no longer occur," Dr. Grubb says.
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Take, for example, the giant Roomba installation that eats up a fair amount of floor space.
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So products that you would seem to take for granted, people want to learn more about.
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Take, for instance, Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton women's artistic director and one of Coddington's first guests.
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What will it take for Rebecca to be happy, and can she fix her broken self?
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Take, for instance, Breastful of Meat, one of the works from Mak's newest series, Let's Eat.
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Take, for example, the most-liked Instagram post of 2017: It's Beyoncé's epic, floral pregnancy announcement.
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Take, for example, the role of social media in the response in Houston to Hurricane Harvey.
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Take, for example, the film's discussion of superintelligence, the theory that animates many apocalyptic AI scenarios.
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Given the nation's history on women's voting rights, it's a day many don't take for granted.
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It means that other things that so many folks take for granted aren't available to her.
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And the question is how many scouts will it take for either side to be happy?
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Take, for example, public key cryptography that is used to protect secret communications around the world.
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Take, for example, a wildly expensive facial that may or may not do anything at all.
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What will it take for individuals, organizations, and the government to really get serious about cyber?
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Take, for instance, this squirrel in Syracuse, New York, who was filmed assaulting a police officer.
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Take, for example our threat-hunters — the managers that look after our labs and security operations.
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Take, for example, the Fourth Circuit's reading of a Supreme Court case called Kleindienst v. Mandel.
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Take for example the Norse and AEI report on Iranian cyber attacks against ICS/SCADA networks.
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They want to be able to make decisions that we take for granted every single day.
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Without them we would not have coffee, berries and many other things we take for granted.
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Take, for example, yesterday's post about stealing her daughter Gigi's red, white, and blue Versace jacket.
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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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Take, for example, this pair with an uneven mullet hem and a seam down the center.
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I can't emphasize enough how little credit I feel like I should take for that prediction.
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How long after the credits roll would it take for them to throw in the towel?
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Read these stories next: What Would It Take For The Senate Healthcare Bill To Become Law?
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"The city gave our brand life and it's something we will never take for granted." pic.twitter.
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They added that they weren't sure what it would take for Cruz to stop defending Jones.
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A healthy birth is not something to take for granted, and neither is a healthy childhood.
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Take, for instance, singer Alicia Keys, who made headlines for seemingly going makeup-free in photos.
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But what will it take for confidence to come back that commodity prices have actually bottomed?
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Truth and transparency underpin the science that informs regulations and protections we take for granted today.
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" Neller asked, "What is it going to take for you to accept these Marines as Marines?
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I drive around the Bay Area marveling at the America that we often take for granted.
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Take, for example, the NASA swim test, which must be completed while wearing a flight suit.
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Which of the practices we today take for granted will strike our descendants as ethically barbarous?
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How long will it take for you to recoup your 10 billion dollar investment in Japan?
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And nature is what you can take for free, without having to feel bad about it.
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Take, for example, aspiring makeup artists, Patrice Lee Onwuka, spokeswoman for Generation Opportunity, said this week.
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Take, for instance, this roasted pumpkin salad with turnip greens and a lemony, garlicky pepita dressing.
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More importantly, how long will it take for the brand to redeem itself from this mess?
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Take, for instance, all those teen movies you loved in the late '90s and early '00s.
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Take, for instance, Harvard's 75-year Happiness study, the longest study of adult life ever conducted.
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Let's never take for granted the unconditional love that our animals show us every single day.
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Take, for example, Lightning McQueen's big wreck in Cars 3, which features prominently in every trailer.
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Take, for instance Soey Milk's erotic feminine daydream scenes, or Manuela Landroyo's dreamy and ethereal portraits.
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Take, for example, this DeepDream burrito from Reddit: It's a Siamese twin torso of golden retrievers.
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Take, for instance, Ta-Nehisi Coates, perhaps the most striking example of a successful writer today.
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Take, for example, the best-friend tattoos that Ms. Samavai and Ms. Drummond got in 2013.
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A ritual we take for granted as much as our nightly tooth brushing had suddenly changed.
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And to take for granted the kindness of adults And never to be treated like adults.
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Suddenly, recipients got to experience what US citizens take for granted — that to excel is good.
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Take, for instance, the focus she places on Atticus's glasses at moments of extreme emotional impact.
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Mr. Stillhart asked villagers how long it would take for their lives to return to normal.
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Epidemic-fighting experts explained what it would take for the U.S. to successfully stop the virus.
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How long would it take for a missile launched from North Korea to land in Honolulu?
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Take, for example, Rowland Ricketts's studies of American coverlets, dyed with indigo that he grows himself.
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"Everything that you take for granted in modern biotechnology, you have to do yourself," he says.
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Throughout history black people have been criminalized for everyday actions that most whites take for granted.
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Take for example one of the most contentious issues in US foreign policy: the Vietnam War.
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Labels, like "Work" or "Personal," help organize notes you take for different parts of your life.
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Take for example billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, who is CEO of both Tesla and SpaceX.
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Knowing that she was miserable wouldn't shorten the time it would take for her to adjust.
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Take, for example, the response to the court's decision on September 6 to legalize gay sex.
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What course of action should I take for future interactions with this side of my family?
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Take, for example, the debate over the state and local tax deduction in Republicans' tax bill.
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We don't know how long it would take for a cis man to induce functional lactation.
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Take, for example, the desire of the STB to regulate the prices of freight rail service.
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Here's what it would take for Sanders to win the nomination at this point: http://bit.
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It's a long season, and you can't take for granted that you're going to be there.
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Take, for instance, Ms. Elkind and Ms. Murphy's haggling over the resale of the $15 textile.
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The Stone We treasure autumn days as reminders of everything we must not take for granted.
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But the committee also took early steps to turbocharge its digital take for the midterm elections.
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Take, for instance, the GoWISE 4.6-QT Stainless Electric Air Fryer (now on sale for $89.99).
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And unfortunately, based on the research, that's what it's going to take for us to care.
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Now she has plans to do everyday activities many able-bodied people may take for granted.
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Take, for example, the current Congress, where the average age in both chambers is over 24.
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Yes, it's the afternoon but it's never too late to take for moderately-priced breakfast food.
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Take, for example, the MIDI Production Center, or MPC, owned by the late producer J. Dilla.
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Take, for example, America's energy infrastructure network, which is continually expanded and updated by private investment.
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Things I used to take for granted, like going for a run, are simply not possible.
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"I don't know how long it's going to take for the school to heal," he said.
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Take, for example, the potential impact of caps and fee limits on Latinos and other minorities.
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Take, for instance, the mayor's promise to provide advanced placement classes in every city high school.
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Take, for example, a veteran's widow who has an appeal pending at the Philadelphia Regional Office.
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Burial's greatest talent is for listening, and for noticing what most of us take for granted.
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More broadly it reminds us that rights we sometimes take for granted can be taken away.
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Take for instance, just one scene: Two Marines kneel with a dog before a grave marker.
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Aspects of life that others may take for granted are often arduous emotional labor for me.
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How long did it take for the message about the flyby being complete to reach Earth?
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Take, for instance, his 2005 project "WMD," whose ominous initials stand for Warehouse of Mass Distribution.
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What would it take for the customers to actually drop the app and switch to Lyft?
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Yet that grand vision may founder on something most drivers take for granted: the pit stop.
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Malkin is the player we take for granted for reasons that lack any sort of logic.
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And exactly how many scissor-shy years did it take for her to grow it this long?
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All these things that we take for granted in our daily lives don't exist in gothic literature.
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Take, for example, Jennifer Lawrence, who's gone from brown to platinum and hit every shade in between.
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Take, for example, the infamous "meat dress" Lady Gaga wore to the 173 MTV Video Music Awards.
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I really had no idea how long it would take for the bus to get road-ready.
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If he doesn't, Americans will need new courage to do things they used to take for granted.
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Take, for instance, the recent wave of vandalism and threats against Waymo's self-driving vehicles in Phoenix.
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Too often, we take for granted the fact that food can shed light on a region's history.
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Basic ID verification can be difficult when you remove many of the things we take for granted.
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But he's not the only Disney creature we'd like to take for a twirl around the ballroom.
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The unexpected beauty exposes the limitations of the normal, banal streetscape I take for granted every day.
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Take, for example, the famous open letter to Ben Bernanke demanding that he call off quantitative easing.
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So not dead, just I'm not sure we have the right take for a third season yet.
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And take, for example, the wildly successful Tipsy Elves brand, which has been in business since 2011.
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So what does it really take for a public servant to look his best for the public?
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Let's take, for example, the brief but awesome "Damn, Daniel!" meme that swept the internet in February.
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How long will it take for sanctions to compel North Korea to accept talks on US terms?
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It's something web developers take for granted, and it is genuinely cool to see for mobile apps.
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Growing up in Damascus, life used to offer a cultural pluralism that most now take for granted.
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Take, for instance, a gold mine in a hill at a place called Nzibira, 80km from Bukavu.
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Take, for instance, Trump's feud with Khizr Khan, the bereaved father of late Army Captain Humayun Khan.
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He had trouble accommodating to life, to the kinds of things many of us take for granted.
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If what you take for granted is wrong, that makes you rethink some other things you know.
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Take, for example, the fact that: During this same time, the contingent workforce has been steadily growing.
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And they all saw me; humans take for granted the gift of seeing someone and being seen.
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Take, for example, Twitter's exploration of expanding tweets to more than 140 characters or an edit button.
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Take, for example, this cyclist who found himself in the right place at exactly the right time.
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It's something you don't take for granted because you never know when it's going to happen again.
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Take for example, the Samsung Galaxy Beam, which the company announced at Mobile World Congress in 2012.
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Take, for instance, his initial reactions to the scandal that occurred while filming this season of BIP.
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Take, for example, the DAO, or the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, a company governed entirely on a blockchain.
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Many things we take for granted today online were invented and popularized just in the last decade.
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Take for instance the "4Fs rule" used to guide physicians in diagnosing gallstones: Fat, Forty, Fertile, Female.
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It will be hard because they have missed out on what most of us take for granted.
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Take for example, Morgan Lane's Isabeli Bodysuit which to my eye looks equal parts provocative and polished.
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Take for example the Morris Worm, one of the first internet worms distributed widely over the web.
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I don't for one second take for granted your talent, your heart and most importantly, our friendship.
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And that's working for us, and that's the approach we're going to take for the coming years.
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"The real problem is plastic waste, and the disposable culture we all take for granted," he said.
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How long did it take for these people to realize that something was up with the turkey?
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Take, for example, the Epson EcoTank, one of today's highly advanced models for hassle-free home printing.
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Becoming a boat guy seems to be the next natural step to take for the great outdoorsman.
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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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Take, for instance, the United States, which ranks first on the Index for the fifth consecutive year.
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Take for example this working battery-powered blender, which she uses to make a tiny tangerine smoothie.
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How long does it take for a costume to go from an idea to a finished product.
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A yard, a house, great plumbing, a full refrigerator, things that people take for granted, I don't.
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They take for granted that they have an ethical and intellectual superiority that entitles them to govern.
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Take, for instance, the idea that cranberries help prevent urinary tract infections — is that fact or fiction?
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How long and what will it take for women to reach full economic, social, and political equality?
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Take, for instance, a deadly storm system that ripped across the US Southeast on Sunday, April 2.
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Some don't want to wait the several days it can take for laboratory confirmation of an infection.
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Take for example this brilliant rally of blows, after which the two men fall into the clinch.
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Take, for example, Parton's skincare routine, which might mirror our own after a long night of drinking.
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What does it take for a 150lb human to require a car that weighs a thousand pounds?
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Take for example when Archie gets a suit made at the Blossoms' behest (and on their dime).
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But we also wanted to start a conversation about the everyday freedom we sometimes take for granted.
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And that a lot of our white peers take for granted representation and seeing themselves on screen.
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So what would it actually take for a Trump administration to repeal Obama's climate and pollution rules?
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So just how many hours of togetherness does it take for an acquaintance to become a friend?
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The public safety we take for granted in cities like New York depends on defeating this bill.
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Take for example this new remix of Speedy Ortiz's "Puffer" by none other than Open Mike Eagle.
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Take, for example, Madame Boulanger ("celebrated trance medium") who offered counsel in New York classifieds each week.
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Take, for example, the White Paper's calls to make Internet platforms liable for content posted by users.
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It's unclear yet what it would take for companies to become compliant with Lofgren and Eshoo's bill.
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Democrats don't take for granted that Sessions will have Congress's back, especially since he recommended Comey's dismissal.
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Just think about all security failures you now take for granted that once would have been unthinkable.
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Is our gritty individualism stopping us from cashing in on benefits that many Europeans take for granted?
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Most of us rightfully take for granted our discrete access to this straightforward, personal and valuable information.
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What will it take for us all to say, with one voice, that we have had enough?
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It's given them purpose and a sense of being valued in ways that we take for granted.
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"Once you think you know what you're doing, you take for granted that you're good," Andrews says.
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Take, for example, the reporting last week comparing Trump's lobbying executive order with his predecessor's corresponding directive.
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What&aposs it going to take for a complete and independent investigation of both USOPC and USAG???
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So their ideas are, perhaps, genuinely dangerous to the order we take for granted in the West.
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Take for example the classic question regarding a mother having two children [see The Two Child Problem].
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"I think we take for granted the courage that was displayed by these young people," he says.
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Only humans could have dreamt up the complex technologies that we have come to take for granted.
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What would it take for China to decide that the costs of the relationship outweigh the benefits?
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He has a clear paradigm for what it would take for him to return: all or nothing.
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The only question is how long it will take for millennials to start making their political mark.
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JS: Then what would it take for Sanders to actually change the policies of the Democratic Party?
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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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Take, for example, Yugoslavia, where there were 19783 mediated truces or cease-fires from 1989 to 2000.
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"A win on the track is what I figure it will take for the championship," Johnson said.
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Take, for instance, William Striffler, an air traffic controller at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.
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Take, for example, Barry Myers, Trump's nominee for the head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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We seem to take for granted all the benefits and focus exclusively on the riches Google accumulates.
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What will it take for mainstream rock to be something other than the preserve of white men?
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The shape we now take for granted gave drivers stability for the first time during hard cornering.
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What would it take for something to dethrone this as the NBA's Aesthetic Moment of the Year?
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Removing a shirt or bra, something many people take for granted, can be a challenge unto itself.
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What does it take for them to start to behave more like you and less like themselves?
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Put another way: What would it take for the U.S. to extract itself from Saudi military affairs?
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Take, for instance, the seedy hotel where Kovacs holes up (a staple of noir stories like this).
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Finally, Trump's leadership could embolden states and localities to curtail rights many of us take for granted.
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Take, for instance, Rooms, the proposal of Pier Vittorio Aureli and Martino Tattara's Belgium-based practice Dogma.
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Take, for example, the Komodo dragons sequence, which cameraman Mark MacEwen shot for the premiere "Islands" episode.
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And so it's something that we don't take for granted and that we are able to appreciate.
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It became one of the central mysteries of British politics: What exactly would it take for Mrs.
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These details are the sorts of things that you'd like to think you can take for granted.
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In the future, we will take for granted that I am a feminist, Latina, queer, and progressive.
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Read more:Patrick Mahomes' MVP performance helped him achieve the Super Bowl Disney dream most take for granted
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So, doubt what the masses take for granted and push back if the answers are too easy.
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Some might take for granted that every polling site is accessible, but that's not always the case.
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Lee told Insider that "we take for granted all that our dogs can do" on the battlefield.
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And repealing mandate is biggest step we could take for now to repeal O'care as we promised.
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The drug I take for my ulcerative colitis has a real, if small, risk of causing myelosuppression.
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The Republican tax plan reduced the deductions that homeowners can take for property taxes and mortgage interest.
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Like many climate activists, Thunberg wants us to leave behind many things we now take for granted.
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Most of us take for granted the oxygen we breathe, freely available to us wherever we are.
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Take, for example, the Superfund site in Libby, Montana, where several hundred people died from asbestos contamination.
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When asked what she thought it would take for her country to embrace golf, Ashok was pragmatic.
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Take, for example, internet connectivity: a norm for urban Vermonters, but a luxury for the rural poor.
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But "outsiders notice things about us that we take for granted and don't notice ourselves," he said.
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My concern is that we Americans, like the speakers, too often take for granted our education system.
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Can we sit down and discuss what it would take for me to excel in this role?
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It has a tailored recommendation – there are a thousand over medicines that you can take for diabetes.
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But we could never come to agreement on what it would take for us to operate there.
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Take, for instance, Health Catalyst, which went public in 2019 and is an investment of Transformation Capital.
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So what would it take for Trump to succeed as president the way he did as candidate?
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These are loans we were forced to take - for weddings and schooling - because we don't earn enough.
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Their story would tumble out in the seconds it would take for her to sign their book.
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Take, for instance, the works of the Lebanese trio Heiny Srour, Randa Chahal Sabbag and Jocelyne Saab.
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Take, for instance, Ben Whishaw as the Limping Man, who eventually becomes one of David's better friends.
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Take for instance O'Brien's prolific prose catalog, a veritable multi-volume hornbook on the American culture industry.
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Take, for example, the 19th-century author Henry James, the great chronicler of cross-cultural sexual mores.
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" Of this interest in matters of perspective, she notes that "things we know we take for granted.
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The mitigation they're willing to take for people disrupted by the building of the 2nd avenue subway.
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Take, for example, this image created for the rally and approved by both Kessler and Richard Spencer.
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It's a long-view history lesson in how innovations that we take for granted transformed the human species.
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Apparently, the memory wipe didn't take for silly reasons that hand-wave away his beautifully melancholy farewell moment.
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Take, for example, the controversy surrounding Michael Flynn, who resigned as Trump's national security adviser on Feb. 13.
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Beyond hearing, robocars also must develop some semblance of the other types of communication you take for granted.
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The amount you need to take for your RMD is calculated based on all of your retirement accounts.
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Some of its specs are laughable compared to today's standards — take for example the 2-megapixel rear camera.
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Take, for example, "Eevee," a song ostensibly about the fluffy and adorable Pokémon, but also about a relationship.
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So if they are addicted to opioids, you should have to supply whatever medication they take for that.
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It's an incredible power that we all have, and are often told to ignore or take for granted.
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What did I even gain from amplifying such a miserably negative take for thousands of people to see?
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Outside her front door, a bucket of freshly cut flowers was available for passersby to take for free.
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Let's take, for representative purposes, 29 percent, a relatively optimistic assumption for the efficiency of lithium-ion batteries.
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Women still look to magazines (whatever form that may take) for their cues; the internet is an accelerant.
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Take, for instance, "Feeder 2" (1998), a life-size gingerbread house whose appetizing aroma fills the ICA's galleries.
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Take for example one of my favorite games of 1997, the farm life role-playing game Harvest Moon.
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Take, for instance, a site like the Libertarian-slanted Liberty Viral and its companion site The Libertarian Republic.
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Take, for example, cardiac devices such as pacemakers and mechanical pumps that can be placed in the heart.
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Take, for instance, the persistent claim that North Korea has nuclear missiles that can hit the United States.
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It's really the only time I take for myself every single day regardless of what is going on.
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Take, for example, one recent study that tried to determine whether state legislators discriminate against their black constituents.
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DeGeneres then discussed how she too missed doing the mundane activities that most of us take for granted.
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Take, for example, the island known as Tromelin, and the moment in its history that lasts 25 years.
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Olive oil is a staple in many kitchens, yet it's a condiment many of us take for granted.
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How long does it take for an auto mechanic to truly evaluate the maintenance of a used car?
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"Many journalists take for granted that self-reported behaviors are the same as actual behaviors," Levy Paluck writes.
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So what does it take for people with a creative interpretation of facts to see an obvious lie?
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How long would it take for the average American to get breakfast, to get weapons, to get help?
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"[T]here's many things we take for granted today that weren't even imagined in times past...," said Musk.
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Take for example, the first episode of the second, and latest season, now available to stream on Netflix.
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Only chronic medications, the kind people take for months or years, may be obtained with the storefronts' help.
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Take, for example, this photo shoot planned by Texas-based photographer Carlye Allen and her friend Joy Stone.
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Those from underrepresented backgrounds already know how to expertly sell themselves to attain opportunities others take for granted.
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He also takes the trouble to unpick terms that too many commentators on this subject take for granted.
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Take for example the case of astronaut John Phillips, who was aboard the International Space Station in 2005.
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We're so accustomed to the wonders of modern medicine we take for granted how wondrous it really is.
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Except this time, we get to hear Philip's answer — what will it take for him to be happy?
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Take, for example, how Kiera Knightley and other actresses have repurposed their wedding dresses for red carpet appearances.
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They enjoy none of the simple pleasures that we take for granted, like the sky over our heads.
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Take, for example, anti-corruption rule requiring that energy companies disclose the payments they make to foreign governments.
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There are plenty of resources the web affords us that we may take for granted or find mundane.
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For one, fasts serve as a reminder to be grateful for things you might otherwise take for granted.
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Take, for example, Ewan McGregor, the man who played young Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars prequels.
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Thousands of housekeepers and nannies may soon get basic labor protections that most US workers take for granted.
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Take, for example, Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau's impromptu musical number during a tribute to MLK at Ottawa City Hall.
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The show always looked and sounded fantastic, to the point where it was easy to take for granted.
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Take, for example, the narrowing of the wage gap between women and men over the last few decades.
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The senators asked DeVos how long it would take for the department to resolve the appeals it receives.
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Take, for example, "Charity", Tell Me How You Really Feel's best (and most heart-wrenchingly self critical) track.
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There's a lot of things that you take for granted every day where you're not treated with respect.
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Take, for example, the Tritton audio system The Coalition developed with Microsoft Research, the company's skunkworks-like lab.
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Take, for example, Jerrod Carmichael's new HBO special, which includes jokes about why fairy tales don't have sequels.
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Take, for example, "Charity," Tell Me How You Really Feel's best (and most heart-wrenchingly self critical) track.
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Take, for instance, Rich Trzupek's How the EPA's Green Tyranny is Stifling America, or Steve Milloy's Green Hell.
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Take, for example, the cotton gin, the automotive assembly line, and even the introduction of IBM at NASA.
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Take, for example, this vicious drive down a fairly open lane for an absolute embarrassment on Bismack Biyombo.
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Take for example Avicii's hit song "Wake Me Up," written by Tim Bergling, Aloe Blacc, and Mike Einziger.
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A threat to legal rights those voters now take for granted may make it easier to rally them.
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It's just something we take for granted now, a banality rather than a radical political and aesthetic position.
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Take, for example, the Section 199 Manufacturers' Deduction, a tax provision taken across a broad spectrum of industries.
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Take, for example, Madeline Jane's grandfather, who recently bought the 5 month-old an obscenely large teddy bear.
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There are, however, drugs that patients take for life that cost tens of thousands of dollars each month.
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Julianna, what would it take for you to commit to another network show with 22 episodes a year?
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Many Iranians aren't able to access apps and platforms most Westerners take for granted, like Netflix and Uber.
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That said, no one knows exactly how long it would take for the Iranians to build a bomb.
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This World Water Day, we should celebrate what too many of us take for granted – safe drinking water.
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The "payback period" is how long it will take for investors to recover the cost of their investment.
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You tell me, what does it take for a drug like this to be taken off the market?
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What will it take for the Democrats to admit there is a real crisis on our southern border?
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What will it take for the liberals in Washington to stop attacking President Trump whenever he proposes solutions?
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Freedom was what those other countries were so sorely lacking -- freedom that we must never take for granted.
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Take, for instance, our longstanding fears about genetic technology being used for Frankensteinian experiments with potentially catastrophic results.
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Amateurism deprives athletes—again, predominantly black athletes—of freedoms and rights the rest of us take for granted.
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Take, for example, the media company's licensing of Star Wars content for AR stickers on the Pixel 2.
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It's something, like much of this multitasking stuff, that we tend to take for granted on the desktop.
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Take, for example, David Copperfield's famous "flying" illusion, which was Nielsen ratings gold back in the 90's.
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Take, for example, this July on Fire Island, when I went to one of the daily tea dances.
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How long do you think it will take for agreements to be reached regarding the ethics of this?
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"The cup is full, all it would take for it to overrun is one single drop," he remarked.
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We've asked how long it will take for the update to be fully rolled out across the region.
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