So I take it and take it and take it.
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Everywhere on the ship: You can't take it with you, You can't take it with you, You can't take it with you, You can't take it with you.
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Stand there and take it and take it and take it...Time to give as good as she got.
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Imma take it easy and I do take it easy.
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Why do they take it up and take it down?
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If prescribed, take it and continue to take it indefinitely.
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But don't take it from me, take it from www.website.
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You can take it however you want to take it.
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I'm just gonna take it wherever I wanna take it.
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Anybody can take it the way they want to take it.
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I think it's slowly going to unfold that you see I'm someone who can take it, take it, take it and then I snap.
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"We're going to take it wherever we need to take it," he said.
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So I told him take it, come off that thing and take it.
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"Take it out, anything, anything in your pockets, take it out," he says.
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"Take it off, take it off," said Jason Castaño, his longtime personal trainer.
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People take it the right way or people take it the wrong way.
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SHAPIRO: Yes, I&aposll take it if I&aposm nominated, I&aposll take it.
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I never thought my body could take it, or mentally I could take it.
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Hopefully he'll take it into the middle innings and we'll take it from there.
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Take it or leave it (though I highly suggest you take it, because it's brilliant).
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You don't even have to take it from me; you can take it from Anonymous.
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We can take it into account, (but) we don't have to take it into account.
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" Another reads: "Take it like a man but don't take it up with the man.
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And you don't have to take it from me — you can take it from her.
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Some people take it as a way to treat opioid addiction, while others take it recreationally.
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But don't just take it from us, take it from the Amazon users raving about these things.
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Take it from the stars quoted above, if you want, or take it from the man himself.
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SCOTT BOLDEN, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: I&aposll take it, whether it&aposs merited or not, I&aposll take it.
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"I can put a sign on, take it off, put it back on, take it off," Teufel said.
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Some people can just take it or leave it, in the sense that they can take it occasionally.
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Being a scientist means something to scientists; they take it seriously, so other scientists take it seriously too.
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THEY WANT TO TAKE IT AS FAR AS THEY CAN TAKE IT. THEY ARE GOING TO BE UNIQUE.
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Just don't take it out on your friends or pick random fights; take it to your journal instead.
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"Ironically, we need to take it apart to confirm that we don't need to take it apart," Musk said.
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I usually take it at night or I definitely will take it if I'm going on a long flight.
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"He would dangle a carrot and take it back, dangle a carrot and take it back," Ms. Parash said.
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I won't take it from the Klan with a rope; I won't take it from a neighbor with dope.
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We'll burn it to the ground and let the earth take it back before you take it from us.
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"Don't take it from me, take it from independent analysts, take it from the Trump campaign, take it from [statistician] Nate Silver, who's pointed out that swing state voters made their decision in the final days, breaking against me because of the FBI letter from our director Comey," Clinton said on Thursday.
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We have to take it more seriously today than I think we have had to take it in a generation.
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"Someone like that, with her kids, you take it personal and you take it home with you," Detective Caruso said.
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Probably FOX News will take it live in full, and CNN will not take it and get destroyed in the ratings.
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"Don't take it from me, take it from independent analysts, take it from the Trump campaign, take it from [statistician] Nate Silver, who's pointed out that swing state voters made their decision in the final days, breaking against me because of the FBI letter from our director Comey," Clinton said in audio published by The New York Times.
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I also don't take it every night (to reduce the risk of dependency), and don't take it in combination with other medications.
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My period comes and I take it as yet another sign to take it easy and stay at home in self-quarantine.
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The fact that it's so portable means that they can take it on vacation and they can take it on a plane.
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"It's not something like I am handing them a piece of paper to take it wherever they want to take it," Cook said.
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"I kind of think it's one of those things that you can take it any way you want to take it," he said.
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"So you can take the letter on the accent; you can take it before; or you can take it after," Mr. Waltz recalled.
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Just open up the port so I can get what I need to get and take it where I need to take it.
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It's hard to gauge when to say no to things, and I think especially with the modern day, 'millennial non-stop freelance working' mentality there's this attitude of everything that is offered you should just be like, 'take it, take it, take it.
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"The state didn't take it away from them, and Heineken didn't start a proceeding to take it back, so it was theirs," she said.
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The judge is there to try to make sure the proceedings carry on and people take it seriously, and people must take it seriously.
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We are hard-wired, whenever we see surplus and abundance, to take it, fill our shopping trolleys with that stuff and take it home.
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"Some guys take it harder than others, but collectively as a group, it doesn't matter how hard or soft you take it," Alonso said.
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You can report terrible stuff that happens on Twitter, and they will either take it down late or not take it down at all.
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I'll take it as far as I can take it, but the journey doesn't stop, and other people and future generations will carry it on.
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"It cuts down your chances of animals taking your line down, or car wrecks that take it down, or storms that take it down," Brown said.
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Gavin, 23: If they have to take the pill, they can take it, if I have to I'll take it—it doesn't bother me either way.
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"You can report terrible stuff that happens on Twitter and they will either take it down late or not take it down at all," he said.
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"It's like if someone tells a joke, one person might take it one way while someone else might take it another (way)," said Liebnitzky on Friday.
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Don't take it from us; take it from conscientious conservatives and former Republicans, including top advisers to the last two Republican presidential nominees before Mr. Trump.
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This says, "Don't be in a hurry, take it easy." but read it like that, "Take it easy, but in a hurry" (laughs) like that, yes.
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But of course once Crown came in and had the rights, then I had to take it off my personal website and of course take it off of, take it down from Kindle, and then they put it back up as part of their release schedule.
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"This is an earned benefit, and you should take it when you want to take it," said Nancy Altman, co-director of the nonprofit Social Security Works.
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But hopefully we will leave behind a great company and they can take it where they need to take it in the next five to 20 years.
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A move above $34 would give it that higher high, take it above its 200-day moving average and also take it above its one-year trend line.
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"For every month, you take it a few days before you know your period starts, then take it through the week-long period, then taper down," she says.
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The task was to take it as the unvarnished representation of historical truth—to make it real—and to persuade others to take it that way as well.
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HANNITY: And you are saying the Constitution is on the president&aposs side and he needs to take it and his attorneys need to take it all the way.
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Don't take it, don't get defensive, don't fight back, you know, it's just really great to just take it all in, ask questions — 'why did you feel that way?
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I want people to take it the way they want to take it, but I do think that I am making a point and I am making a stand.
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It's the hardest test in the entire world, and Barack Obama couldn't take it 'cuz he was too scared, and because you have to be American to take it.
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But – hot take – it isn't all that great.
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If I can take it , you ' d better .
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"The space junk thing — we don't want to trivialize it or not take it seriously, because we certainly do take it seriously — but it's not crowded up there," says Musk.
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They do, however, take it to the outer limits that made films like Black Swan and Showgirls enjoyable; meaning it's more enjoyable if you don't take it all so seriously.
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"They can take it to Germany, or they can take it to a museum," said Uahimisa Kaapehi, an ethnic Herero city councilor who introduced a motion for the monument's removal.
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So, if you take it too often, you may experience more side effects, and if you don&apost take it often enough, you&aposre at a greater risk of pregnancy.
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So, boys, you take it from me, if you're going to take it up, and it has its perks, I'll give you that, you pay the extra dollar and go organic.
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If you -- if nothing happens, you take it back.
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They take it seriously in Vail -- I get it.
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" "We take it from an engineering point of view.
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" So I didn't take it as like, "I've arrived.
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We take it on trust , a very different thing.
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Take it from Dan + Shay, those are fightin' words.
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Owners can also take it easy in a lounge ...
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" They said, "Can I take it off your body?
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"7,000 toman — or take it for free," he said.
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I'd wear that hat -- I'd never take it off.
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" The answer, "You take it to the dance floor.
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" "Take it from me, politics is a wild ride.
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But they ... Sam Altman: I'll still take it. Good.
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Petty's lyrics, "You take it on faith, You take it to the heart, The waiting is the hardest part," are so poignant in their simplicity, and they make this song a classic.
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But don't take it from me; take it from Ali and Wallace's own words, carefully chosen and deeply affecting: "I think African-Americans have a very convoluted relationship with patriotism," [Ali] says.
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Amer responded the same way any comedian would, by telling Eric that comedians will not "take it easy" on a President Trump, just like we wouldn't take it easy on any president.
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KERNEN: THE PRESIDENT TWEETS AND SOME PEOPLE SAY ITS JUST A TWEET WHEN A PRESIDENT PUTS ANYTHING OUT, ITS -- YOU GOT TO TAKE IT SOMEWHAT MAYBE NOT LITERALLY BUT TAKE IT SERIOUSLY.
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But Downey, even when faced with chants of "Take it off, take it off, take it off," stood firm, saying that if GOAL marched out of uniform, it would be an insult to Cochrane's memory — he died in 2008 — and an insult to the work of other gay police officers who fought for rights and recognition within the NYPD.
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As for the speech itself, she didn't take it in.
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And we couldn't take it, so we had to leave.
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We just got to take it and run with it.
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PAVLICH: Just for a couple of hours, take it away.
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Take it away from them, they start to fall apart.
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"Who knows how far he'll take it," the source says.
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I just got home, I don't want to take it.
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I take it all back, Jake Paul is a genius.
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I'm pretty tired and just ready to take it easy.
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As bad a name as Uhssup is, I'll take it.
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We're going to take it one step at a time.
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HANNITY: At some point, we better take it all seriously.
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Well, it won't be a miracle, but I'll take it.
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"No, I can't 'just take it,'" Hampton told the newspaper.
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If a nap is an option, you should take it!
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I was like, okay this is fine, I'll take it.
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He is going to take it home as a souvenir.
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I talk about everybody but you always take it personal.
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Take it from financial planner Brewer of Your Richest Life.
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Rolling Stone and IndieWire both predict BlacKkKlansman will take it.
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And the pop stars are just expected to take it.
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I mean, just like Donald Trump, don't take it literally.
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"You gotta be able to take it," Kelly, 22018, agreed.
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Rocket uses an extractor tool to take it from her.
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We take it as evidence of the imminent feline takeover.
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Her insurance covered abortion, but the clinic didn't take it.
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Take it easy today and spend time in your abode.
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"We take it one day at a time," she offers.
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Tomorrow I'll lay out a plan to take it on.
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If they take it away, it doesn't make sense anymore.
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So I take it you have no qualms with lying?
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Take it wherever you go, especially for that long commute.
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I didn't know how I was going to take it.
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I'm going to try to take it day by day.
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I take it if I've been drinking and feeling lazy.
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"I take it one day at a time," she continued.
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You can dish it out, but can you take it?
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Take it out in 4 years and read it again!
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It's kind of carefree and we take it very casually.
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If they're not, don't push it or take it personally.
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I think she's just too young to take it all.
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Take it slow and don't give in to paranoid ideas.
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Take it or leave it, but that's what they say.
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I can take it and I give it out too.
|
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He's coming around slightly with Vanderpump Rules — I'll take it!
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"I think I just couldn't take it anymore," she added.
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It's up to Article 1 to take it from here.
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Take it from a parent: Craft time will break you.
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And then you just take it on as you go.
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If someone is mentally ill, you can't take it away.
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And then we would have to take it to her.
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Take it from someone who constantly confuses teaspoons with tablespoons.
|
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"You really need to take it in context," she says.
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I really am begging you to not take it personally.
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You're not going to take it from your own perspective.
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I made this, and you can't ever take it away.
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She's trying to take it one step at a time.
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I knew she could take it, because I knew her.
|
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"I can't take it out," Zahedi says, hero and antihero.
|
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The government itself seems unsure how far to take it.
|
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I take it, smiling, and we head upstairs to explore.
|
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I couldn't take it, I changed and just jumped in.
|
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They really take it in and get excited by it.
|
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He basically tells them to take it back or GTFO.
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I'm gonna take it to about a 15 real quick.
|
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So guys, I stand corrected and I take it back.
|
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"I do want to take it off," she said, laughing.
|
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Our message to despondent Democrats is to take it easy.
|
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"Then we hear from leadership, take it or leave it."
|
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But take it from the veteran civil rights activist Rep.
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Take it from me, an adult suffering from hormonal acne.
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We ate very little and declined to take it home.
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Not a distinction I'm proud of, but I'll take it.
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If the chance is there, I'm going to take it.
|
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And now many of them could take it from there.
|
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So I don't know how they're going to take it.
|
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They're either born into it or they forcefully take it.
|
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I'm gonna take it home and pay $3 for it.
|
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"I take it one day at a time," Beth said.
|
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"They didn't take it," says lead designer Felix Bohatsch says.
|
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They can download their data and take it somewhere else.
|
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It almost seems easier to stay quiet and take it.
|
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It's a political risk and she just couldn't take it.
|
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DAVID FABER: Well, yeah, you can take it that way.
|
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What's the highest you would take it if you could?
|
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It's Sunday morning, so we try to take it easy.
|
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To Senator Cruz's point, let's take it a step further.
|
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Even if it's an hour early, I will take it.
|
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"Take it just in case," she said, gentle but unsmiling.
|
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But that doesn't mean they should smile and take it.
|
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They've booked no time to take it up this week.
|
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So what made you decide to take it to Spy?
|
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But there is one procedural reason to take it seriously.
|
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I take it up one floor to the mezzanine level.
|
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Once you cross that threshold, you can't take it back.
|
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You like that he had the gumption to take it.
|
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But do you need to take it as a supplement?
|
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There's nothing I can ever do to take it back.
|
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You can take it apart, though I didn't risk it.
|
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We need the veterans back in there to take it.
|
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He wins, since he refuses to take it with him.
|
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I don't take it lightly… I'm so proud of myself.
|
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I can dish it but I definitely can't take it.
|
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I don't [know] how much more people can take it.
|
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"You'll take it and like it," one of them crows.
|
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"I take it one day at a time," say Beth.
|
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There, I said it and I won't take it back.
|
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Another 1 percent drop would take it down to 2,700.
|
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I'll let the two of you take it from here!
|
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You can take it from the movie's Rotten Tomatoes page.
|
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But it's also funny and he can probably take it.
|
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It only makes sense to take it to God's land.
|
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Trust your gut and take it — you'll be forever loyal.
|
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If it costs one person's life, they can take it.
|
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Jay jumps in, and they take it for a ride.
|
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Or maybe you have something worse and you take it.
|
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When they take it and then they bring it back.
|
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That's the goal of online dating — to take it offline.
|
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There wasn't much she could do besides take it out.
|
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BuzzFeed updated its story, but did not take it down.
|
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Dr. Fusco actually says to take it one step further.
|
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Take it out of the file and read it carefully.
|
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I take it when I feel like I'm getting sick.
|
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Let&aposs take it from DOD -- HEGSETH: We hear you.
|
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He cried and told me he couldn't take it anymore.
|
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"You gotta be able to take it," Kelly, 47, agreed.
|
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We take it Broner will be invited back VERY soon.
|
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Take it or leave it, this is who I am.
|
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Did he take it personally, or did he question himself?
|
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This is totally a joke, Please don't take it seriously!!!!
|
|
The computer industry continued to take it on the chin.
|
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But it's still kind of a risk to take it.
|
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I take it all just in case I need it.
|
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"Yeah I can take it," she writes in the caption.
|
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If you bought from Samsung, take it up with them.
|
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Totally unnecessary for her to pay, but I'll take it.
|
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You take it seriously to contribute to the human family.
|
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I just went on court, take (it) match by match.
|
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Sometimes I grab plates and take it to the kitchen.
|
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But today, we want to take it a step further.
|
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Tsipras promised to take it from 29 to 26 percent.
|
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Our focus here was to take it game by game.
|
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I'll be really sarcastic and people will take it seriously.
|
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I don't take it personally, it is what it is.
|
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It doesn't get more personal and we take it personal.
|
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I'm a guy that can take it off the bounce.
|
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And we will not apologize for how we take it.
|
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KEANE: Well, the press conference, I think I take it.
|
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Let's let P.K. Subban take it home: Congratulations, Mr. O'Ree.
|
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So we have to take it as we come. end
|
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It's is a gift; he wanted us to take it.
|
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I hope you take it with a "grain" of grain.
|
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"I'll take it anywhere I can get it," he said.
|
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I take it you have used the program you invented.
|
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To take it from his hands and run with it.
|
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Take it and fail, his bright future is instantly diminished.
|
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Few investors will take it, and all managers know this.
|
|
Just take it one product and practice at a time.
|
|
Take it from Byron ... dude knows what he's talkin' about.
|
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Some economists have argued that we should take it easy.
|
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I'll take it — free birth control is free birth control.
|
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"I did feel pressure to take it, definitely," said Holohan.
|
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Download it below before SoundCloud makes them take it down.
|
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And when Congress has time, it generally will take it.
|
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"Take it off," Bradley Cooper supposedly said to Lady Gaga.
|
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I still do take it, but a lot less regularly.
|
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"Our mistake, we did not take it seriously," says Ahmed.
|
|
As you can imagine, our hearts can't take it. Why?
|
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I had hoped that "Take it Slow" would start things.
|
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I take it you saw Trump's press conference yesterday. Thoughts?
|
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I just, you can take it the way you want.
|
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I just-- you can take it the way you want.
|
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If someone offered you free money, you'd take it, right?
|
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And if they don't, take it out of their check.
|
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We're going to take it all away from the Americans.
|
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As with any advice, take it for what it's worth.
|
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Diggory suggested he take it with him into a bath.
|
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Excuse the shitty photo, but I didn't even take it.
|
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Take it from someone who knows this fact very well.
|
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"You've got to take it day by day," she says.
|
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I've got the opportunity now, I need to take it.
|
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We've just got to take it as what it is.
|
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It's no surprise a few people just couldn't take it.
|
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I don't know how much more people can take it.
|
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Not a crazy goal to celebrate, but we'll take it.
|
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Take it easy this month, Gemini: You need your energy.
|
|
That it's no secret the Iraqis would take it back?
|
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Her body couldn't take it anymore and she passed away.
|
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A seasoned player will still take it to school, though.
|
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That's just not acceptable, but I'll take it for tonight.
|
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Maybe if I take it off and put it on?
|
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I take it off and put it on again. Nope.
|
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Thank God we have Twitter to take it all down.
|
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Really, people, take it from these guys — it's snow biggie!
|
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Take it slow, and better yet, spend some time alone.
|
|
Take it slow when it comes to making important decisions.
|
|
But more importantly, how will Toby (Keegan Allen) take it?
|
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You're tired, but you listen and take it all in.
|
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I'll take it home and it sits in my closet.
|
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The routine starts here, but you take it with you.
|
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The full House is expected to take it up Friday.
|
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We are going to redefine 'compassion' and take it back.
|
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I take it as code for a sense of hopelessness.
|
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A truck will come and take it to the dumpsite.
|
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I have so much already that I can't take it.
|
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"I take it as motivation," he said of the attention.
|
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If you don't believe us, take it from Kaley Cuoco.
|
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They don't take it all, but they don't leave much.
|
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I don't take it lightly that I'm providing a service.
|
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And she's ready to take it to the next level.
|
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If I see something, I have to take it down.
|
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I take it day by day and keep it gangsta.
|
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"And take it with us on the plane to OKC."
|
|
Remember to take it all with a grain of salt.
|
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Take it easy, and watch out for miscommunications this morning.
|
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I had zero complaints and told him I'd take it.
|
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You have to take it while the opportunity is there.
|
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If you generally go for an afternoon walk, take it.
|
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They will take it if they get it, of course.
|
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So we tried to take it away from anything aggressive.
|
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Their supervisors told them to take it and keep quiet.
|
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I don't know I'll be able to take it, right?
|
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Just going to take it one day at a time.
|
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We will take it for a gloomy, rainy Missouri day.
|
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This is not one of those times I take it?
|
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"Take it," Wuji says from behind the bookcase, in Chinese.
|
|
Don't take it personally if I don't immediately return calls.
|
|
IF HE GIVES YOU A CALL, WILL YOU TAKE IT?
|
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If you don't have the bandwidth, don't take it on.
|
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Trump: I'm not going to take it off the table.
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The only challenge is getting them to take it off.
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Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders take it to Brooklyn.
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Then, that hour to take it off, that's really long.
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We knew we could take it to the next level.
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It's always take it or leave it, here we are.
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Try to take it slow during this time, little ram!
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Well, I think we take it to a different place.
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Not her dream title, per se, but she'd take it.
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Take it all in for yourself in the clip below.
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"We can't take it anymore," resident Caroline Walee told Fox.
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Ms. Matthews, calling it misleading, demanded he take it down.
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I asked if I could take it in fully wrapped.
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Nonetheless, I brushed them off and wouldn't take it seriously.
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Take it slow, since signals will be harder to read.
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You just have to step back and take it in.
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Don't take it personally, Joe, Nick, and Bonus Jonas Frankie.
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The magazine that was supposed to take it did not.
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Although Silicon Valley does take it to a ridiculous extreme.
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Why did you decide to take it in that direction?
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But it's a mistake to take it at face value.
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And then proceeded to take it straight to the house.
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Don't tell me you want something then don't take it.
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Jim: I go and I just take it all in.
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" Chokwe Antar led a chant: "Stand up, take it down!
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So you have to take it from an outside source.
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Let's take it to counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway.
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I just try to take it shot by shot really.
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"Just take it one day at a time," she said.
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Take it easy today as the moon enters luxurious Leo.
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And why not take it before the road was operational?
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"You take it for granted with his guy," Snitker said.
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"But if there's a reward out there, I'll take it."
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Richard Pryor had even tried to take it to Hollywood.
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With you, I can just relax and take it easy.
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"You've got to take it pitch by pitch," he said.
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"You can take it the way you want," Trump said.
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" Buck ended his video by saying, "Come and take it.
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We needed somebody to take it to the next level.
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You can take it to the pub, but be careful.
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The second you take it out, it starts to melt.
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But I won't let them take it out of me.
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When assured that it did, I promised to take it.
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Experienced aides have encouraged others not to take it personally.
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She weeps, but she seems strong enough to take it.
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"You can't take it inside when it rains," he said.
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It's salacious and absurd, but we should take it seriously.
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When we leave land, terror organizations take it up. Immediately.
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Our biggest negotiating tactic, we're going to take it away.
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Of course I'm outraged, but I don't take it personally.
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No wonder the military apparently didn't take it very seriously.
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LG: And you want to take it to parties. Yeah.
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Take it from Jack "Walk Five Miles to Work" Dorsey.
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Empty out the handkerchiefs you'll find inside, and take it.
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Is the secret to lasting love to take it slow?
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There are days I think I can't take it anymore.
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Let's maybe be a band and take it from there.
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The singer said, 'Well, I take it on the accent.
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I like to take it chilled, not make any plans.
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We can dish it out, and we can take it.
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One manager accepted the petition, another refused to take it.
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It just was like, I can't take it in text.
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He would take it to a cooler in their car.
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After the show, pedestrians flocked to take it all in.
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To the Fab Five: Please, you take it from here.
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"We have to take it step by step," Belmaachi said.
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"I'm never going to take it off," Celine Dion said.
|
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You have to take it all in, enjoy the moment.
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Only then will you be able to take it home.
|
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"So we're trying to take it to the next level."
|
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Take it one step at a time, day by day.
|
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If your model has a removable battery, take it out.
|
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They tried to take it slow, but things progressed rapidly.
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"I don't take it personally at all," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Take care of yourself, but take it easy on yourself.
|
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No complaints there ... take it away, Jon (and everyone else)!
|
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He intends to take it home and show it off.
|
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Good government matters and we can't take it for granted.
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Still, paid sick time works only if people take it.
|
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Mississippi State's defense was able to take it from there.
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"I take it and show it's a guitar," Lamparter says.
|
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"My father didn't take it too well," Ms. Gause said.
|
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Mr. Murdoch said he would take it to the board.
|
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But men who have leave don't take it as much.
|
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But it's a dangerous place you're trying to take it.
|
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And no plan should be able to take it away.
|
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I'll take it instead of the apology I'm still owed.
|
|
"I will be the human shield, and I'll take it."
|
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The woman said she would take it, the complaint said.
|
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They know the gods exist, they take it for granted.
|
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Take it from a former hooker: Bloomberg excites no one.
|
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A new mother didn't always have to just take it.
|
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The distinctive engraving ensures no one will "accidentally" take it.
|
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I mean I'll take it, but I am almost 24.
|
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"Sometimes you got to take it on yourself," Boone said.
|
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If the Palestinians take it, he suggested, riches would follow.
|
|
Nurses offered him a chair, but he wouldn't take it.
|
|
Take it from Ganesh Srivats, the CEO of Moda Operandi.
|
|
Friends and colleagues urged me not to take it personally.
|
|
The question was whether the Senate would take it up.
|
|
But the federal government should take it a step further.
|
|
We'll see if Trump is man enough to take it.
|
|
But I take it you didn't really want this one.
|
|
PAUL My children seemed to take it as perfectly natural.
|
|
Mr. Lowe was able to take it from the student.
|
|
Some people take it just to relax, others to party.
|
|
Rooms facing the ocean take it to the next level.
|
|
We meet and we take it from there, you know?
|
|
Hyperbole: Exaggeration so extreme that listeners shouldn't take it literally.
|
|
Probably best not to take it to the beach, either.
|
|
If you have a way out, you'll probably take it.
|
|
"I don't know how to take it," she finally said.
|
|
"I never thought they would take it away," he said.
|
|
"We couldn't take it down or do anything," says Aburdjanidze.
|
|
If you've used the cookware, we won't take it back.
|
|
It's a real issue and I take it very seriously.
|
|
He changed my medication and told me to take it.
|
|
We need a functioning Congress to take it from here.
|
|
Zumret asked Humar often whether her parents could take it.
|
|
Experts say to take it with a grain of salt.
|
|
Take it slow if driving or just wait it out.
|
|
He chose not to take it, and I understand that.
|
|
If you own a stock, take it down to half.
|
|
We think the parties should take it seriously as well.
|
|
"Yet somehow I didn't take it that way," he added.
|
|
And far more of them will take it than expected.
|
|
You do not have to take it from the Gipper.
|
|
"I didn't take it as anything nefarious," the colonel testified.
|
|
"I would not take it word for word," he said.
|
|
Now we have to accept it and just take it.
|
|
It's kind of a "take it or leave it" proposition.
|
|
Then take it one step further and make an introduction.
|
|
A point is a point and we will take it.
|
|
The NRA has control but we can take it back.
|
|
"I didn't quite know how to take it," Holderness said.
|
|
"As a governance issue, we take it seriously," he added.
|
|
I wouldn't let my parents take it away from me.
|
|
But Mnuchin, for reasons that remain unclear, didn't take it.
|
|
Number two, I just take it up over the tree.
|
|
"Take it easy, and go pile by pile," she said.
|
|
Don't be surprised if you take it everywhere you go.
|
|
How did Cambridge Analytica take it to the next level?
|
|
We can't take it anymore, Mr. President, it's too much.
|
|
So, we'll just take it one meeting at a time.
|
|
"No, I don't take it back, I insist," he said.
|
|
But I'll take it for big guys around the league.
|
|
"I just can't take it here any longer," he declared.
|
|
So indoors, human breathing would take it higher from there.
|
|
When you win an entitlement, you can't take it back.
|
|
"You have to be prepared to take it," Dombrowski said.
|
|
Usually, they apologize for not checking and take it down.
|
|
If we don't like it, we can take it back.
|
|
Dig in deeper, whatever it was, take it more seriously.
|
|
Whatever position you take, it has got to be authentic.
|
|
MATTHEWS: So, can you take it off the table now?
|
|
And when the kids take it off, there's the toilet.
|
|
Do we take it in or do we zone out?
|
|
Now a city clerical error threatens to take it away.
|
|
If it's shit, are you still going to take it?
|
|
"They have information, I think I'd take it," he said.
|
|
KS: No, why would you take it or give it?
|
|
But, go ahead ... take it with a grain of salt.
|
|
" So I told Dan, "$500 million, we'll take it seriously.
|
|
We need to talk about that and take it seriously.
|
|
"Go on… I won't take it personally," Johanna, 27, smirks.
|
|
I don't know how people are going to take it.
|
|
Let's see if they ask me to take it off!
|
|
And then the Supreme Court probably has to take it.
|
|
I can't, and I wish I could take it back.
|
|
Nah I'm good I'm just gonna take it off myself.
|
|
What you can do, is you can take it down.
|
|
I'm going to take it as ... She's also a quitter.
|
|
I'm going to take it as I'm just that sexy.
|
|
And to those militant supporters of Mr Corbyn who intend to insinuate themselves into the fabric of Labour and take it from us section by section, I have four words: come and take it!
|
|
"This means war" Don't take it from me — take it from Fox's Laura Ingraham — she says Tuesday's letter from White House counsel Pat Cipollone to congressional Democrats is a declaration of war by Trump.
|
|
"Kiss It Better," ("Man fuck your pride / Just take it on back, take it on back, boy") made female listeners feel like it's okay to revel in the beauties of a woman receiving oral sex.
|
|
" Frank Gatto, a member of the Sons of Italy lodge, and a past president, said members wanted the Columbus Circle statue to remain, "but if they take it down, we'll take it here in Massapequa.
|
|
If Claire doesn't want it, we'll take it off your hands.
|
|
And Khanna's proposal would take it to an entirely new level.
|
|
"Take it away, sing whatever you want," Adele told the woman.
|
|
I mean, grassroot could take it could be a local surfer.
|
|
It doesn't have a battery so you can't take it around.
|
|
We need to take it away from this political rhetoric land.
|
|
If something happens, I'm going to take it like a man.
|
|
It's even waterproof and mudproof, so you can take it rafting.
|
|
It comes to you efficiently, and then you take it somewhere.
|
|
I take it with the sincerity with which you gave it.
|
|
"This is his position, we take it into consideration," Peskov said.
|
|
If I haven't responded to you please don't take it personal.
|
|
She was kind of saying, Beyoncé can take it from here.
|
|
"But you have to realize we take it personal," Caitlyn says.
|
|
If that's the deal on the table, would Trump take it?
|
|
It's a perilous trip, but I'll take it for the team.
|
|
If there's a parasailing deal at the beach, you take it.
|
|
Okay, so it's only a half reunion – but we'll take it.
|
|
Take it from me, no organization is better than ICE is.
|
|
He&aposs going to take it straight on with President Putin.
|
|
I don&apost know, should I not take it seriously, ladies?
|
|
I don't allow myself to take it in like it's real.
|
|
A 15 percent drop would take it negative for the year.
|
|
If you're 20 and someone's throwing money at you...take it!
|
|
"You have to take it at a measured pace," Niccol said.
|
|
I didn't take it super serious because he lived in Nashville.
|
|
Wisdom comes with a wrinkle or two... and I'll take it!
|
|
"I don't take it personally," he wrote in The Hill newspaper.
|
|
Leno asks if he may take it for a test drive.
|
|
So the question is why would he take it this far?
|
|
Jake is such a good boy, we just can't take it.
|
|
Take it from lawyer and human rights activist Shannon Sedgwick Davis.
|
|
"I would love to see them take it beyond the Olympics."
|
|
They have an appointment at 2 and I gladly take it!
|
|
"If demand is there, they will take it," the investor said.
|
|
And then if that doesn't work, take it up with Samsung.
|
|
Zen, known for his feistiness, did not take it lying down.
|
|
But these days, most presidents take it outside the US Capitol.
|
|
"They take it off, but I checked the rooms," Underwood said.
|
|
Most of us take it for granted just about every day.
|
|
For whatever you want to learn, take it in small steps.
|
|
We know you would take it all back if you could.
|
|
HANNITY: And the top aide decided to take it amongst themselves.
|
|
This isn't just me talking—take it from the man himself.
|
|
Now I can see exactly where I want to take it.
|
|
I'm going to have to say take it off the table.
|
|
"I was concerned they didn't take it seriously," said Sen. Warner.
|
|
I can't take it all day, but I'll listen to it.
|
|
"We can't take it anymore and I'm so tired," Zeinab says.
|
|
There was a time when people didn't take it for granted.
|
|
And New Hampshire residents (New Hampshirians?) take it super fucking seriously.
|
|
Don't take it too personally, Blake – this isn't really about you.
|
|
As always, even though the guac is extra — we'll take it.
|
|
Now we can just take it down before anyone sees it.
|
|
The president should have apologized if he didn't take it down.
|
|
"I can't take it anymore," Browder would say to him sometimes.
|
|
So I'm trying to take it slow and make some memories.
|
|
"We're gonna take it slow, and maybe do that," Lieb says.
|
|
It is a big responsibility and we take it very seriously.
|
|
My prayer today is that you will take it all in.
|
|
Take it slow and ask for help if you need it!
|
|
They'll take it any way they can they can get it.
|
|
Her mom calls and she says she has to take it.
|
|
No one can you know, grab your voice and take it.
|
|
Take it straight back down and repeat 15 times per leg.
|
|
By Oprah Winfrey When Oprah gives you advice, you take it.
|
|
Now, he can't take it off — it's part of his hand.
|
|
We take it very seriously and have a zero tolerance policy.
|
|
She knew her father wasn't going to take it off willingly.
|
|
And that I'd take it again, despite the price I've paid.
|
|
"Just take a step back, let them take it," he said.
|
|
I immediately said, 'Give it to me, I will take it!
|
|
When it bleeds, it's time to take it to the shop.
|
|
"I'll take it every time," Gibson said of the run support.
|
|
"I want to take it to the next level," she says.
|
|
"It's been ugly at times, but we'll take it," Rodgers said.
|
|
Take it easy tonight—the Moon will be in sensitive Cancer.
|
|
So we are trying to take it to the next level.
|
|
This is a favourable bet for anyone who would take it.
|
|
Earls added that she hopes Biden doesn't take it too far.
|
|
By the end of the week, she couldn't take it anymore.
|
|
And then something happened that threatened to take it all away.
|
|
After a year, she left because she just couldn't take it.
|
|
Two heads of roasted garlic take it to the next level.
|
|
"Luckily, Annabel decided to take it easy on us," he said.
|
|
STEVE LIESMAN: But how do you take it – RICHARD CLARIDA: Yeah.
|
|
" Clarkson, in turn, urged Legend to take it as a "compliment.
|
|
I just haven't slowed down enough to take it all in.
|
|
You can take it too seriously and it can hamstring you.
|
|
It's not exactly a book release announcement, but we'll take it.
|
|
Come and Take It: The Gun Printer's Guide to Thinking Free.
|
|
I should take it out and move it to another location.
|
|
But take it from me, it was a very close election.
|
|
You cannot take it for granted just because you are older.
|
|
"I don't take it for granted," Kayte told PEOPLE in 2012.
|
|
I offer the cop ten dollars, but he doesn't take it.
|
|
There was finally a cure, but no one could take it.
|
|
We should take it into consideration when we let people in.
|
|
I kind of just take it year by year and see.
|
|
I like to take it further and question what painting is.
|
|
Take it from us: Strap-free is the way to be.
|
|
You'd be mad as hell and you wouldn't take it anymore.
|
|
It&aposs their ball they can take it and go home.
|
|
When you told me her name, I could not take it.
|
|
I feel like a lot of people take it very seriously.
|
|
Of course they're going to take it, more power to them.
|
|
Take it from Pierce, sir: This conversation isn't for public consumption.
|
|
Metal is still very powerful…we take it for granted here.
|
|
"We see an increase and we take it seriously," she said.
|
|
He doesn't take it as serious as the internet takes it.
|
|
It would just spot the infringing content and take it down.
|
|
And Gigi did not ask me if she could take it!
|
|
But Mercury is retrograde until the 22nd, so take it slowly.
|
|
If you can google it and find it, take it off.
|
|
It's been a lot of fun to take it while traveling.
|
|
Take it, or you could wind up resenting your romantic partner.
|
|
"They will take it because of its national importance," Spakovsky said.
|
|
To take it seriously means shutting down facilities that are dangerous.
|
|
Then he had an idea: Why not take it by force?
|
|
Customs will take it if they think it's intended for sale.
|
|
Or take it this way; it prevented an even larger build.
|
|
Because some people take it a hell of a lot further.
|
|
"They take it seriously, protecting their users," he said of Waze.
|
|
Then we will take it out and put another one in.
|
|
"Meredith couldn't take it anymore," Mignini alleges of that fateful night.
|
|
He had no idea she'd take it and run with it.
|
|
When the Fed takes it slow, stocks can take it easy.
|
|
Someone's up to no good and Abby doesn't take it lightly.
|
|
"I've been trying to take it out on sidewalks," he says.
|
|
Take it off the heat and let it cool down. 4.
|
|
If you're a loyal person, you take it to your superior.
|
|
On one hand, maybe that's okay, to just take it slow?
|
|
Wary of more side effects, I ultimately declined to take it.
|
|
He doesn't take it out until about halfway through our conversation.
|
|
The Soviet system is a warning: Don't take it this far.
|
|
Please, for the love of god, don't take it this far.
|
|
Totally out of line for ordering you to take it down.
|
|
I just want to take it one step at the time.
|
|
Or, take it from Missy Elliot: "Music make you lose control."
|
|
Finally, let's take it back a few years — 85,000, in fact.
|
|
She extended her hand to him but he didn't take it.
|
|
"You just have to take it very, very slow," Peaucelle warns.
|
|
So we just take it out and put something else in.
|
|
But I'd love to really take it to the next level.
|
|
You can be taken seriously if you do take it seriously.
|
|
We don't take it too seriously anymore like we used to.
|
|
You can see Sarah appeared to take it as a joke.
|
|
"If the opportunity was provided, I'd definitely take it," she says.
|
|
But that doesn't mean political candidates take it any less seriously!
|
|
The government cannot bestow dignity, and it cannot take it away.
|
|
The world is yours, my love...I hope you take it.
|
|
Take it out of the context of the presidency and Trump.
|
|
You're feeling stuck—take it slow and catch up on rest.
|
|
Would you take it as a sign you should move on?
|
|
And you can take it if you're someone like LCD Soundsystem.
|
|
"It's a little bit late but we'll take it," Casey said.
|
|
We have to take it upon ourselves to spread the truth.
|
|
And take it from us — one outfit does not fit all.
|
|
I didn't take it as they were bashing Corinne at all.
|
|
Take it from us — the MacBook Air is a solid option.
|
|
Sorry to hear—take it up with our distributed consensus algorithm.
|
|
Once you give people something, it's hard to take it away.
|
|
You can even just take it 30 seconds at a time.
|
|
The world is yours my love... I hope you take it.
|
|
He's mad as hell and he's not gonna take it anymore!
|
|
With social media, I take it with a grain of salt.
|
|
But if you want to take it, the chasm is waiting.
|
|
"We can take it in a few different directions," Blute said.
|
|
No, you're just the only scumbag low enough to take it!
|
|
It now remains to be seen whether they will take it.
|
|
You're in a sleepy mood today, Cancer, so take it easy.
|
|
The moral: Those who take it slow can still finish ahead.
|
|
But I stand by it all and take it really seriously.
|
|
One free taco jacket, millions of free tacos…we'll take it.
|
|
So people aren't looking at you strangely anymore, I take it?
|
|
You're going to take it away from the tradesmen, the farmers.
|
|
We take it home, try it for a week, and...nothing.
|
|
Take It, It's Yours is out August 26 on Polyvinyl Records.
|
|
So what if you could take it to the next level?
|
|
By the end of the trip, Lillian can't take it anymore.
|
|
Afterwards, we'll take it over to Goth Money Record's own Luckaleannn.
|
|
You're ready to take it to the next level: mincing garlic.
|
|
So yeah, I like to take it back to that sometimes.
|
|
It was one person within the company who couldn't take it.
|
|
Even older people didn't take it as seriously as they should've.
|
|
If you show a lot of blood they take it down.
|
|
As to -- excuse me -- excuse me -- take it nice and easy.
|
|
The Moon is lazy Taurus all day, so take it easy.
|
|
So grab a couple of ibuprofen and take it easy.3.
|
|
What's done is done, and you can't take it back now.
|
|
"Can't take it back now," a voice behind the camera said.
|
|
You're getting a call but you can't take it right now.
|
|
Take it out of the context of this President and politics.
|
|
If your service was terrible, take it up with the manager.
|
|
" Or to take it one step further, "I don't speak English.
|
|
I just have to take it with a grain of salt.
|
|
We had to take it all and move forward with it.
|
|
The Western response is, typically, to not take it super seriously.
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No matter where you take it, you get amazing audio quality.
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Does it really make sense to take it away from them?
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"Take it from the best chefs, I think, in the world."
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You can even take it into the pool, without any worries.
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" With a smile on his face, Harbour replied, "I'll take it.
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It's certainly a reflection of me, and I take it personally.
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"But if the knockout presents itself, I'm ready to take it."
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The second increase is supposed to take it to 10 percent.
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If you're wearing a hat you're supposed to take it off.
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In fact, he had kind of demanded him to take it.
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Did they take it in a backpack to the White House?
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I tried them, so take it from me: They're insanely fast.
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"I just take it day by day," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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She decided to take it further than a single, snarky tweet.
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"I don't even take it on the weekends anymore," she said.
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But unlike many similarly afflicted, I don't take it lying down.
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""Someone said, 'That's your job and you should just take it.
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That obviously includes me, so I do not take it personally.
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"I don't take it personally, since we never met," he said.
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Again, take it out of the Trump, and even politics, context.
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We have an opportunity for change, and we should take it.
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So to have it come back, I don't take it lightly.
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I'm just kind of shocked some guys take it so personal.
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My friends and colleagues in comedy will take it from there.
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But the pair fought through their pain to take it all.
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"They get a kick out of it but take it seriously."
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Those who favor the former vision cannot take it for granted.
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They've been trying to take it slow but it's progressing quickly.
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We just need to try it and take it from there.
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So Mitch McConnell says we're not going to take it forward.
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Kurt and I are just going to take it over now.
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Take it easy but it's still embarrassing to have to cancel.
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I think that these artists are able to take it, too.
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We would rather take it now than the end of September.
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But if we keep winning on the road, I'll take it.
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And the stock market appeared to take it all in stride.
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I hoped they would learn not to take it for granted.
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They already know the deal, but take it down a notch.
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If there's some good conspiracy bait, they're going to take it.
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Cookie turns the offer down but Lucious insists she take it.
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Set realistic goals, and take it one day at a time.
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The urge to take it out on myself physically strikes me.
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But the concern that people might take it seriously was real.
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And most Jets fans seemed to take it in that spirit.
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It is not individual, so you can never take it personally.
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But, at least for now, he's failing to take it down.
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You're focused on getting things done today, but take it slow.
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You may find yourself needing extra rest today, Aquarius—take it!
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When a sufficiently good opportunity arises, Johnson intends to take it.
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I mean, no, I wouldn't necessarily take it at face value.
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We're just into horror movies and they take it so literally!
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It was too much to take, it was a visual assault.
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Is Aquaria just supposed to take it but The Vixen isn't?
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You can take it upon yourself to go see a periodontist.
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But Smackwave is out now and I can't take it back.
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Take it from Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung of Millennial Revolution.
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"I would not take it word for word," he told CNN.
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Like they can dish it out, but they can't take it.
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And if a call for evacuation does come, take it seriously.
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Just take it out of its casings and proceed as directed.
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When I touched it, to take it out of its frame . . .
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If only the weak banks take it, that would tank them.
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I figured I'd take it slow to avoid making expensive mistakes.
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"If I could take it back, personally, I would," he said.
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We all have the opportunity; we just need to take it.
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SMIGEL Hopefully people won't take it out on people with autism.
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"The U.S. is criticized all the time, and we take it."
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We take it for granted today that smoking causes that disease.
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He has wisdom left to share, with whoever will take it.
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"You can't take it with you," he'd cheer, before laughing uncomfortably.
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I mean," he leaned close, "You can't take it with you.
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I take it the big draw for you was Mr. Cranston.
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Okay: forget your friends, loved ones, acquaintances – they can take it.
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No. Let's take it out of the realm of hypothetical. Okay.
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We're just going to take it one game at a time.
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Why seek advantage, after all, when you can just take it?
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But preliminary work to take it apart halted in the fall.
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They say they'll take it to Venezuela in defiance of Maduro.
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And every time they'd give me an assignment, I'd take it.
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After Steve's exit, we thought we couldn't take it any further.
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Service is friendly but scrambled, so plan to take it slow.
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Be bold in your seasonings, a flank steak can take it.
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"I think I'd take it," Mr. Trump told ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
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Many of his 7.5 million listeners don't take it too well.
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"We need to take it into our hands," Mr. Kasky said.
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Her approach is to take it one dance at a time.
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I still use Twitter, but I take it off my phone.
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That's so you can take it to work and use it.
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I'm obligated to take it, but hey, I make the rules.
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Or take it from the guy who co-wrote Trump's autobiography.
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Pharmacies could take it because they have booths that print photos.
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He was waiting for a boat to take it home anyway.
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"We'll have to take it down," he said of the drawing.
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MARIA I finally told my bed boys to take it easy.
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I refused to take it off, and they wouldn't wash it.
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If we ever move, he wants to take it with us.
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A break from the norm is needed now—so take it!
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But when we take it one step further, it becomes complicated.
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As for the story, I can take it or leave it.
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But as omens go, the Twins might as well take it.
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You're welcome to stop by the studio and take it anytime.
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But he invited readers not to take it all too seriously.
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I'm going to take it to about a 15 real quick.
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"I just couldn't take it, I was feeling terrible," he said.
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Congress is more likely to threaten action than to take it.
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"We didn't take it away from any Indigenous person," he said.
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Take it slow today, and don't jump to conclusions, little scorpion.
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I was thinking ... MP: They could take it out of search.
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Try not to take it as a reflection on your abilities.
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If you're really ambitious, you can take it a step further.
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If that's the lesson of all that fighting, I'll take it.
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So, I would have no choice but to take it up.
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We take it Kev will have to get this thing framed.
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I just take it as a learning experience from now on.
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This is our land, and nobody can take it from us.
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Before, I would let bad scores take it out of me.
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Read it yourself You don't have to take it from us.
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But I'm so excited to hear Emily's suggestions — take it away!
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I'm deleting my Twitter account because I can't take it anymore.
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He shot the film in CinemaScope to take it all in.
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The sad truth is that most people don't take it seriously.
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In other words, take it out of Trump's hands, or tweets.
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When we receive a customer complaint, we take it very seriously.
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Yet only about 30 percent of sickle-cell patients take it.
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Put it on and you'll never want to take it off.
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"I think Ossoff will take it and rightfully so," he said.
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Be wary, however, that you don&apost take it too far.
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You can't deep it," Mr. Austin said, meaning "take it seriously.
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" They come because they are "desperate" and "can't take it anymore.
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This time, with my partner, Brendan, I would take it slow.
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So I would have no choice but to take it up.
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You can give me five million dollars, I won't take it.
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Because once you drop the bomb, you can't take it back.
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I kind of want to take it for what it is.
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How do we take it to the next level, I asked.
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We may do a placeholder and take it past March 15.
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They'll take it from you, and everything in it, soon enough.
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Any criticism that would help his golf game, he'd take it.
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As history has shown, the workers can take it from there.
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We take it his retirement plan involves more beaches and babes.
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However, Airbus appears determined to take it to the next level.
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"I always ask my mom to take it out," she said.
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"You're going to take it away after two years?" he said.
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It's quite wet and gray in Britain, so I'll take it.
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I event take it with me when I go on vacations!
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So why wouldn't you take it to its most logical conclusion?
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But you don't have to just stand there and take it.
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Major organizations have pledged millions of dollars to take it on.
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Guess you can take it better than Old Preacher Man Brandon .
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He'd get to take it off the premises for another year.
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PEOPLE CAN SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING AND HELP US TAKE IT DOWN.
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Doesn't conflict with the carols gig, so I take it, too.
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"Addiction is only when you take it with regularity, my friend."
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Brad Pitt is planning to take it easy this awards season.
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I set the bill down when he wouldn't take it back.
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Assume the best in people and don't take it so personally.
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"I don't really take it as going after me," he said.
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If that's the best we can hope for, we'll take it.
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So it is a world class field, anybody can take it.
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Take it or leave it, it's exactly the way it is.
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My challenge: to take it all in as inexpensively as possible.
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As the Democrats see it, it's take it or leave it.
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QUICK: SO CRYPTOCURRENCY, TAKE IT OFF – DIMON: IT'S NOT MY INTEREST.
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I'd also like to watch would-be Democratic nominees take it.
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"We need to take it very seriously," Ms. Harris told reporters.
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Once you get something, it's awfully tough to take it away.
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Just take it off the list and come blaze witcha boy.
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"They want to take it into their own hands," she said.
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"Why would I take it off the table?" the president added.
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Apparently, one fan was incensed enough to take it beyond booing.
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I don't like a $6,000 expense, but I can take it.
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Can he stay out of his own way and take it?
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They just see the work, and take it at face value.
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Take it from founders who have been rejected by numerous VCs.
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People are going to have to take it or leave it.
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The Diamondbacks will take it, even at $34.4 million per season.
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Not quite the Little League championship game, but I'll take it.
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When I take a walk, sometimes I take it with me.
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No need to be shy, let's take it to the forums!
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Her point is Shia can't take it to cover Barry's debt.
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I would take it back to the store in two weeks.
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Why not take it a step further to help out Gomes?
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Do you ever take it personally when people reject your help?
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Let's try regulation of cannabis first and take it from there.
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You can't take it out, but it's really something to behold.
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So on a down day, I like to take it easy.
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I take it you're as panicked as the rest of us?
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KS: No, I will go, take it right to the bank.
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The future is here, and it's ours if we take it.
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Your body goes as far as your mind can take it.
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Take it slow as you sort through confusion in your relationships.
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But I've already exposed myself as biased, so please, don't take it from me — take it from the Pulitzer Prize-winning creator of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda: The date — June 12 — and the place have been decided.
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And then basically I would take it out, take it to where it would get boxed, and then it would go over to the outbound side, where it would go in the mail and go to you.
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Take it a step further—advocate for urban forests in your city.
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I take it that you don't support the movement to retire it?
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The more you take it, the more you need the desired effect.
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He has really dorky catchphrases, so you can take it either way.
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If you took a prescription medication, how long did you take it?
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Couldn't take it anymore so I started an argument and ended it.
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I feel like I may take it down and frame it somewhere.
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You're still recovering from last week's eclipse, so take it easy today.
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It s good to pump it up and then take it down.
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Just brace yourself for when it's time to take it off, LOL.
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Just take it slow, and make sure to catch up on rest.
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Take it from someone who's closely observed three all-time great CEOs.
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And some of them might want to take it down a notch.
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Count on the Resistance to take it out, but at great cost.
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If they sit there and take it, they look like a weakling.
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And though it likely wasn't meant as a compliment, we'll take it!
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The moon in Aquarius asks you to take it slow today, Pisces.
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We take it as a challenge to fight harder and be stronger.
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This isn't exactly just for Hot Chocolate Day, but we'll take it.
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I wish I could take it all back but here I am.
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It took you a half-hour to apologize, but I'll take it.
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WILFRED TAKE IT AWAY WILFRED FROST: THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THAT.
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For the fact that she has a courage to take it on.
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FOWLER: But with that being said-- (CROSSTALK) BOOTHE: I will take it.
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I mean, like, she will never be able to take it back.
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Sure, it's not the sequel we'd hoped for, but we'll take it.
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Take it easy when it comes to financial issues at this time.
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And if someone provides you with a salve, why not take it?
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It's a threshold issue -- called "standing" -- but courts take it very seriously.
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I know it wasn't intentional, but I take it as a compliment.
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And I think a lot people did actually, initially, take it seriously.
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The acclaim is cool, but I don't really take it to heart.
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It is very likely the court will decide to take it up.
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My only hope is that they can take it home with them.
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The last man standing blows the bridge before the Nazis take it.
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You really have to take it in and live for the moment.
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DeMar DeRozan will take it to pay someone to stop LeBron James.
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The sender doesn't get to take it back with just a click.
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He thinks he's the guy to take it over the finish line.
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People take it the wrong way sometimes, it's not a good look.
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"If anyone wants to take it from inside it must Donald Trump."
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As soon as you get the chance to install updates, take it.
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If results are negative, they just don't take it to the press.
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Printworks in London was mostly early-20s, and they take it well.
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Take it upon yourself to educate friends and family about the illness.
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And if you're a believer you take it into the next life.
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Plan B does not become less effective if you take it frequently.
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It sounds like if Luke is offered the role, he'll take it.
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Take it from this spectator: He certainly wasn't letting her off easy.
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Nobody's meant to take it seriously, except for the people who do.
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" The one principle that rules them all "You can't take it back.
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The key to getting into DIY robotics is to take it slow.
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I didn't take it up to its top speed of 2800 mph.
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"I think you should take it seriously," Priebus told CBS' John Dickerson.
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That is you know, it's a stretch but I'm gonna take it!
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If you don't love it, let's take it off and start again.
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So we had to take it apart and glue it back together.
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So When You Receive Spiritual Instruction You Do Not Take it Uncritically.
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Tell them no thank you and I will take it from here.
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When the producer doesn't take it, he tucks it behind his ear.
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Let's just take it on faith that Microsoft can pull this off.
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So I take it you're still waiting for your chance at Obama?
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And when you take it without permission, it DESTROYS…… like a virus!!!
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"I'll look at the report and take it very seriously," Trump said.
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The positive feedback convinced Uber to take it to the next level.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word," Mulvaney said of Trump's comments.
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If we wanna take stuff down, we can't really take it down.
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My therapist told me to take it one hour at a time.
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But these women of the Mosuo take it to a new level.
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I always joked with her because I had to take it in.
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And so we want to take it to a very different place.
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I'm hopeful that we can take it upon ourselves to promote change.
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You can really take it and turn it into anything you want.
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"It's a huge responsibility, and we don't take it lightly," he said.
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"I think we'll take it season by season with Mason," she said.
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Strong looks that really take it there and never second-guess it.
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They basically take it to the point where it's like the Gestapo.
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Do you take it as a given that Huawei equipment has backdoors?
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You're wiped today, Sagittarius, take it easy and don't over schedule yourself.
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If you get the opportunity to run down a dune, take it.
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I cancel my afternoon plans so that I can take it easy.
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Protest for a cause you care about Take it from Jane Fonda.
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If I didn't take it back, he was going to kill me.
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I take it all apart, then I put it all back together.
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"I think they're trying to take it away from Bernie," Trump said.
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And if addicted people relapse, they might need to take it again.
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I was just having fun with it – you can't take it seriously.
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I don't know that other presidents would be able to take it.
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He had a watch on; I told him to take it off.
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I don't even, I am afraid to take it out these days.
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We just do what we can and take it as it comes.
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Finally, I hit a point where I just couldn't take it anymore.
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Creatures of Comfort Take it into evening with a flowing maxi-dress.
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You take it them in theater, with stacking them like cord wood.
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And you automated the process of sending the requests, I take it?
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But that doesn't mean America's monetary policymakers should take it for granted.
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