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"I kind of took the bull by the horns," he said.
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So they took the bull by the horns, confronted it, solved it.
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Jake Conrad took the Bull by the horns and went all out for his proposal to boyfriend Michael Holtzman at a Chicago Bulls game on Thursday night.
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Wood engraving by J. W. Orr. When public officials, in 1854, ignored public demands for cleaner streets, Genin took the bull by the horns, and hired, at his own expense, one hundred men and carts to do the work. For this act he was offered the nomination for mayor, but declined the honor, preferring to remain in the hat business. But John Genin's greatest scheme was a pedestrian bridge across Broadway.
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The layout of the main house was originally to a T-plan, with the assembly room to the front, and the refectory at a right angle to its center. The subsequent extensions of the North and South wings modified the original design. As elsewhere, the core construction material is concrete, though the façade is faced in stone. In October 1927 Morgan wrote to Arthur Byne; "We finally took the bull by the horns and are facing the entire main building with a Manti stone from Utah".
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Clear's plan was to make its services available to 80% of the telephones in New Zealand, thus offering New Zealanders a choice of their toll service provider. It has developed two separate national toll services; Clear Business 050 to serve the needs of the business market and Clear 051 designed for the residential customer. Customers had been tested on the Clear network in April. At the eleventh hour, when Telecom had still not issued the interconnection permit, Clear took the bull by the horns, went public and got front page publicity.
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Upon release of the series' first film Six-Gun Rhythm, Grand National went belly- up, leaving the oater in limited distribution and its newest star in the lurch. Tex literally "took the bull by the horns" and set out on a one-man promotional tour for the film of the Northeast US and Canada, the center of his popularity. He was occasionally accompanied by his friend and mentor, Tex Ritter. He drove from town to town with his own 16mm print of "Six-Gun Rhythm," custom made Martin D-42 guitar and his cowboy outfits in the back seat.
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