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What is the A in the ABCs of Success? Action! They yell it when they do anything in Hollywood, action! Take action!
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Take the actions to have what you want in your life then you can have it
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Advertising can take place on or off the Internet using newsletters, e-mail automation techniques, or by following leads that are provided by your existing customers
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What action are you going to take and how
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Don't take it personally but that's the problem with all the Yingolian crystals
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Sometimes parents take this advice and start praising their child
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On the day that I die I’m going to take with me what's in my head
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When you check off the steps on your list, by taking the specific actions you need to take, that will continue to motivate you
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that they have not learned to trust God to take care of
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So anyway, what was the take up rate I hear you enquire? How would
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exact job that you want you can take the time to learn what you need to
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It's not selfish to take your time for yourself if you're using it to better your life
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If you have a goal that is specific and you have specific action steps that you know you need to take, have a to do list of those action items
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Take decisive actions, rather than detaching completely from problems and stresses and wishing they would just go away
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While help and advice of others is always welcome, it is best to initiate actions ourselves to take care of our daily routine
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We have to study them and take timely remedial actions to avoid ill effects
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I take a slow step back, my hands in the air
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He couldn't take it now
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“I need to take the car
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This was a week to let the garden take care of itself and it was going to be at least another hour before the snow melted anyway
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You take two hours each day for one year and you focus on your goal instead of whatever else you are using the same 2 hours for each day
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on your intuition, you can make the choice on what you are going to do and then you take action
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Take your medicine in the exact way you are told to
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Ask questions if you're not sure you understand how to take our medicine
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It's easy to get confused about what to do, especially if you take more than one medicine
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aware of your intuition and take the small actions necessary to honor those intuitions
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“Will this take me closer to or further away from what I want?”
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Take consistent actions that are in line with what you want
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However, these studies don't always take into account the efficacy of the treatments and may be based more on actual availability of the treatments and personal preferences
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Some aren't so bad, but some take you places well beyond anywhere her starship ever took her, even virtually
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It was bad enough that he couldn’t take out the Fourth Wall, but it was worse that he might be rescued by a girl
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Even so, she told Hermann that she still loved her mother and they should all love her and take care of her because she’s family
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Sometimes, late at night, he prayed for God to take her
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Here are some of the steps they can take
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David says here God test the heart, and take pleasure in
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This in turn, will ensure that his long-term finances will not take a hit in case of major medical expenses in his latter years
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This cover will also take care of pre as well as post-hospitalisation expenses like money spent on buying medicines and conducting medical tests
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I told her she was right, of course, and we both agreed that we should take a step back and be friends
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"You need to take this out to the lake," she said
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Personal knowledge about the patient can help in key diagnostic findings; but that does not take away the other aspects of the process of consultation
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There is a story of how the miners would take a bird in a cage down with them into the mines
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They take a very long view
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Take it slow
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direction He would take with our lives
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· Take regular exercise
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· Take the back road instead of the main crowded road
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· Don’t brood about losses or failures, take corrective actions for the future
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Ants take bait back to colony where it is distributed through out colony and kills entire colony within 3 months
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He recommends that she get out of the house, maybe volunteer or take dance lessons
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Instead, Janet decides she’s going to take up the hobby of ironing more
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will take charge of your affairs and institute your
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book will take you back into the core of the
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"We might even take it out tomorrow
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· The retirement period could be further subdivided into phases such as (i) when you are still as active as earlier say till 65-68, (ii) you need to slow down and take-up less strenuous activities say till around 70-72 and (iii) the traditional retirement when your health concerns take over fully
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Inspector Ditton gives his sidekick instructions and suggests that I might like to take my jacket off – commenting that it is quite warm in here
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Mom told me that she had a terrible childhood growing up with Grandma, though she said she loved her mother all the same and we should all love her and take care of her because she’s family
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“We are working with the Super Chip to convince the bank’s computers to take ten dollars from five million different accounts and place it in our own, anonymous offshore account
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He was trying to project an aura of mild disappointment, like he was strong enough to take this, but Ava could see each piece of paper shaking as he put it back in its folder
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“Normally this kind of procedure would take hours of time and then even more hours to make the hack harder to trace,” The Operator explained
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I sit there trying to take all this in … Joanna hated gardening … where did that thought come from?
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Instinctively, I reach out as though to take it … drawing my hand back swiftly as I realise what I am doing, and clasping it with my other hand as though it had been burned
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"I'll admit, I would have been tempted to take an expedition out there if I knew there was four tons of aluminum to be found
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You do not have to take control of the conversation; let your grandson steer it in a direction that interests him
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Violet doesn’t take ballet seriously and he knows it
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“I think it’s going to take all four of them,” he said to himself as he pointed the device at Red while walking quickly toward Johnny and the Chip
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"That's very noble, but the natives can take care of themselves
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"You can take us from this star or that star, this age or that age and we're still just humans doing our silly human things
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Take care of my friend here
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Human nature is such that he always tries to benefit at the cost of others and in the process if palms have to be greased, it is accepted and in some cases even encouraged to take undue advantage of the loopholes
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Once the event occurs our cooperation to authorities, encouraging the younger lot to provide help to the needy, taking some sort of control to prevent theft and arsons, regulate the crowd that usually collects and hampers rescue efforts and the doctors amongst us to provide urgent medical aid are some of the tasks we can take upon ourselves and thus be relevant for the society even at this age
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We can prevail upon our own family members, neighbours and authorities to take concrete steps to remove the common causes of flooding i
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On the contrary if you feel that you have all the time in the world to improve the standard of your life (as different from living standard!) or to help the needy and have all the money and possessions to take care of your essential bodily needs, then you will be happy all the time
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The people asked that Haques to take a break, but he laughed at them
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One must know the quantum of return required as well as the amount of risk one is willing to take to achieve that return
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‘But why?’ I gasped, unable to take this in
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For each mosquito he killed, his blood sprang forth from its body and three would take its place
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Was she going to try and take the Chip from his house while he was at school? Johnny couldn’t believe that
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Begone and take your blasphemy elsewhere
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He could reach over and take it but he didn't
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Of course it was, but Ackers couldn’t take it for granted
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Even with considerable research the managers of Mutual Funds are not always able to take correct decisions about entering or exiting a particular script as the share price movements usually defy all logics at least in the short run
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These things could not keep up this pace for the fifteen hours it would take to get back to that faint approximation of civilization
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But only if your fund consistently under-performs should you take a decision
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Take note of their body language
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Where did that explosion come from? What was going on? Who had authorized all of this? With no answers to any of his questions, Ackers was forced to take some kind of action or wait under the desk to be caught by someone
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· And, what happens if you fail to draw up a will? Then the religious law will take over
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· The false belief of men to have all the power to take advantage of women’s weaknesses is the root cause of them feeling oppressed and getting angry
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How do you think Dan will take the news?’
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For best results take 1 cup dried tobacco (use only organically grown tobacco if possible), ••• cup garlic powder and mix into this 1 cup compost
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There eventually came a time when the pirates refused to take Tiny Robot Archimedes into colder waters, mostly due to it being winter and their having an unwillingness to die
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Family members can take turns visiting with a relative, taking them out to eat, going shopping, or doing other activities they enjoy
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She wondered how many tries it was going to take before she learned her lesson regarding testosterone guys
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She should stop trying to blame Tdeshi's hormones and take control of the body Tdeshi left her
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"We need Yarbeem and the coach to take miss Ava to dock 281," Herndon called to her
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"Well, what about her? I'll take care of her
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Take 1 cup of this mixture and place into a panty hose
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We should try and take initiative for the establishment of such centers
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If we do have a center within a reasonable distance then we should take part in all its programmes and contribute for its proper management
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Other passengers take their seats around him, some stowing luggage in the overhead areas before sitting
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Jorma was somewhat taken aback to find that Venna and Herndon were former lovers
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commended her before Pharaoh: and the woman was taken
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He would try keeping quiet until she had at least taken him to a political event, he thought
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After the obligatory studio photographs they had to individually sit for on the way in, presumably for record keeping purposes, they were frisked and taken to seats at long heavily loaded tables
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"Was she taken after all; for the price of aluminum?"
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The rest of the evening was taken up watching the rest of the room become merry on vintage wines and brandy
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She probably would have been afraid of him on Earth, he could have thrown her to the mattress and taken her and there would have been little she could have done about it
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sons, and their daughters, were taken captives
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She had taken an air trip only once, to see Alan, back when she broke up with Tahlmute and Gordon's Lamp got back to Earth
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In case of hospitalisation, the expenses that are incurred will be taken care of by this policy subject to the limit of the cover
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Johnny had taken her to a garbage dump
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Nancy was a little taken aback upon seeing all the pimples all over his face, but she did her best to hide her reaction
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" He might not have taken the winding nature of the interconnects into account because he had never been there
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He was taken aback, "Who informed
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Again I see my father-in-law, who has been dead for a good ten years, showing me the thing and telling me how he was given it by a German soldier he had taken into custody during the war
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Many have marginalized their elders, taken their powers and responsibilities away
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She knew the Mongols had taken over most of China because they had ponies
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‘But …’ he collapses onto the bench all the wind taken out of his sails
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She had promised Kulai she would be back by the end of next week but if she was taken down to Gengee it would be several more weeks, especially if she had to book passage on a commercial ship to get home
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The Operator turned around to find that Johnny had taken the Super Chip right out of his hand
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Alan's body had been conceived of Earth, from sperm of Paul Larkin and ovum of Grace Larkin, taken before their death and donated to the expedition in the afterlife
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Periodical programmes can be taken up to spread the awareness to the dangers of environment by misuse and wastage
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Tree plantation can be taken up on sides of roads, within residential complexes, parks and office complexes
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Therefore it is important for the home owner to learn the proper measures that can be taken to prevent termites from entering your home
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Ackers had turned over every moveable item that he could lift and dumped its contents all over the floor, he had tossed all Johnny’s clothes from the closet, he had even taken apart Johnny’s old computer and made sure that the Chip wasn’t hidden anywhere in that prehistoric machine
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No one ever knew what had come from the moon base Talstan had taken over from China
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"So where do you figure he's taken the shuttlecraft?" she asked, fishing for a subject he would speak on
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Thus, the sun being well and truly over the yardarm, and with myself in a state of cleanliness to match the house, I had taken a tumbler out of the cupboard and reached for the bottle of gin … two generous gins and tonic later, I felt less stressed, the alcohol casting a welcome numbness over my violin-strung emotions
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’ I said, taken with the idea of seducing this man
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Maybe I have taken you for granted the last few weeks you were here? Maybe I forgot to tell you how honored I am any time you could grace me with your presence? You are welcome in my home and in my bed at your pleasure, as I hoped you understood by now
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‘Yes, he’d very kindly taken me home once the police had finished with me
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But once these have been taken and mastered, the work becomes easier
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’ I assured him, taken aback that he should doubt my ability to keep my mouth shut
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Of course if he'd known he was going to Taktor's he'd have taken his usual route
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He wished he had known where they were going before they left so he could have taken the back way
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Care should be taken whenever handling any formulas, chemicals or organic fertilizers, etc
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It must have taken several days at the very least to prepare everything, possibly longer
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he's lifted evidence from the station, init? Taken home some confiscated drug money
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1) The dog was taken ill
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It would have taken a lot longer without the adjustable lift pulleys he had hanging in his shop
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primeval urge did rise it was taken care of on expenses
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’ I said, much taken with this young woman who talks my language
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to know that Jesus has taken our weaknesses and diseases and “by His
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It will not be taken from us
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An event so important that it was worth a permanent mark on the skin, first to assure success, second to commemorate once it had taken place
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had been taken and Cat knew instinctively that he was about to play the line
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Russ is not perturbed by the commotion, but John seems a bit taken aback
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She’s pretty taken with him too … though she hides it very effectively
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By the time they decided these girls might really have reasons for being hermits out here and taken their leave, Tahlmute noticed that Estwig was out of their sight and he was nervous
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But you looked your friend up and she'd been taken over by Ava, the ghost?" doostEr wanted to ask a lot more than that, but knew he had already figured out more of the truth than Tahlmute would tell him
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I hope you appreciate that I have just taken you fully into my confidence
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When he'd been in the wilds before, someone else had taken care of that
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Great care was taken to remove the organs neatly
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"He's a Megnor," Estwig said, "he's taken some color but his chest is small and his belly's big
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"It's the starship," he yelled, I saw pictures of it in a schoolbook taken back at the turn of the century
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having taken (Can four years of cancer-free life, without doctors and
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Like she had been on an old sleepership like the one they were docked with that had taken her on a whole new voyage into a future she could scarcely comprehend
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We hadn’t got back here until nearly eight; it had taken a while to pack all the stuff into the cars and close the house up
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Glenelle had not yet heard of the warlord's lab in Scranton where Ava's body was soon to be taken when this starship left Earth in 2148
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may have been taken captive by a
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They’ve taken him down to the station now but it looks as though there’s a pretty good chance he’ll be declared insane
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only after we heard that Jesus has taken our diseases and carried our
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Ajarn's tattoo had taken he himself out of the picture and replaced him with someone else
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Melinda was momentarily taken aback and before she could answer the girl was gone
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She had not been on the yacht for three days when her backup was taken, but she didn't think he had either since they were both busy with departure at that time
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‘They’ve taken her to A&E
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They’ve taken her to A&E … Emma is to get there as soon as she can
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I am almost taken aback when Stephen calls some time after that to say that Liz is in theatre
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‘She’s been lucky … got away with a broken arm, though her head has taken a bashing
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creative types has taken the odd short cut or two
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Okay, so during that time I also had to deal with getting out of bed (when did my legs turn to cotton wool?) and being taken along to the toilet (amazing how quickly one can get out of the habit of the most commonplace activities)
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‘Only, I’m missing that argumentative, independent woman who’s taken up residence at the other end of my house
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‘So, having taken all that into consideration, this is the final cast list
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She has taken to coming along now and we’ve had one or two weird conversations about both of us being Dave’s wife! The baby is a sweet little thing but not keen on sleeping nights … I reckon I would go off any baby, however sweet it might be, under those circumstances, but it’s probably different if it’s yours
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voice becoming the direction that is taken
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An eldership will be wise to have meetings with the men of the congregation and sometimes the ladies to get some input on certain issues but even then care must be taken to keep the meeting above
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Everyone on that junk had just taken taken at least twenty gees when she did that
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It was taken out of the way and nailed to the cross (Colossians 2:14)
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steps which should be taken by such congregations to see that a scriptural eldership is in place within a reasonable time frame
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I pretended not to have taken the hint
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But great care should be taken
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Surely they were too close as the journey had taken about two hours
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Bahkmar began to understand what a risk Enrico had taken by outing himself to Bahkmar
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Betty is sweet and offers me all sorts of remedies for my headache, but I put her off by telling her I have taken something already
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care should be taken NOT to select elders based upon the domestic qualifications (husband
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During the beating that I had taken that previous night, the words of Robbie’s boss stuck firmly in my head, words about Crusades and vengeance
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The ceremony is finally set to begin and I have taken my place at the seat in the center of the square, with Nathan standing by my side
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I spent hours trying to recall the faces and names of the taken, wondering which of the select band might be behind those other doors
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So, from now on I will be Yvonne and I have taken refuge in the world of the living, hoping to avoid a dreadful danger which awaits me in the astral plains
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I remembered the telephone conversation with my mother just after he was taken hostage
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As for the other two, I could not recall the specifics of their abduction, but guessed that Aban Ganji was probably Persian and quite possibly one of the two television men taken over the summer
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To me they were just names, but Menachem had spent two years reporting on events in England prior to being taken hostage and he visited many of the cities and towns in this part of the country during that time
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Before we moved he had taken to climbing up onto a window ledge in spite of his chained wrist
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That was an obvious barb toward him, having taken a native wife that he had to share multiple times per native year
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"Because we believe there may be a hostile ship in the system and it may have already taken action against us
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"It was never executed, instead the fusion containment bricks were taken down and stacked, then all its mounting framework and hardware, all four tons of it, was removed and stored away in a shuffle of paperwork under the heading 'spare parts' in a warehouse in Gengee
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She pressed comfortably on him, he didn't remember her being this well turned and wondered if she'd taken something to enhance her figure a bit
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He phrased his observation in what he hoped would be taken as proper scientific reserve
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"I think he is, don't forget, he's probably taken lots of other drugs by now
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It had taken them some time to pick all the bits of gravel out of her skin … thankfully, there was no damage to her skull, though that was probably more luck than anything else
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Schulz takes a stone out of his pocket and places it on the stack
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Whatever it takes to keep these two fed and safe
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Micah takes a look at the body
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Psalms: 15:3: He that backbites not with his tongue or doeth evil to his neighbor, nor takes up a reproach against
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You already admitted your way of life takes too much fuel
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Just as she takes care of her body, she takes even better care of her long, flaxen hair, combing it every morning and every night
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Half throwing me away from himself, so that I stagger as he takes his hands off me, he turns and paces back to the door
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In the case of dealing with patients in the medical profession the counseling takes a much wider and long-term meaning between the doctor or counselor and the patient
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It takes a moment before Seamus peers over the upstairs balcony
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We should see that equitable distribution takes place between our children, as far as possible well before we leave this world
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’ I said as he takes his coat off
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The gardener takes a tip from nature and uses this simple method to build the soil’s fertility
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· It is said that a wise woman puts a grain of sugar in everything she says to a man but takes everything he says with a pinch of salt
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He watches John, who unconsciously takes a step back
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He walks over slowly and closes the window, comes over to John, takes his pulse, makes a notation
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Zitteraal takes out his penlight, opens one of John’s eyes, watches as the pupil contracts immediately when he shines the light into John’s eye
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Hair also takes too long to compost within 60 days and therefore should be used in the sheet method described later
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Bush takes his finger out of his nose, wipes his finger on the arm of the chair, but otherwise doesn’t move
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He watches while Bush racks the balls, takes up a stick and chalks the end of it
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Bush strips off his jacket, tosses it in the corner, walks over to a refrigerator against the wall, opens it up, takes out a can of beer, pops the top and begins to chug-a-lug
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He takes one of the pool
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He takes a deep toke, holds it
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The trooper waits, takes another toke
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‘Oh Mum … I can …’ she starts, but I press the money on her and with a sheepishly grateful smile, she takes it
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He opens the door of the state trooper’s car, takes out the shotgun, pumps a round into the chamber and fires it in the air
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She takes him by the hand, leads him to the bed
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She reaches up and takes his hand
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She takes his hand, puts it against her breast
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still-upset Clarisse close to him, gently takes the knife away from her, drops it onto the balcony
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John takes her in his arms
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John takes her hand, tries to hold on, but she is gone in another second
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John takes his tray and finds a seat beside an elderly man, who is staring off into space, drooling
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The nurse takes the watch from the waste can
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Finally, he opens the travel bag, takes out his Rolex, looks at it
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John takes a deep breath, enters the Pin number and pushes the pound sign
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John takes the bottle, takes a swig
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He takes the bottle back, takes a big swig
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He takes out his wallet, opens it, passes a photo to John
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He takes off his hat, sticks his head inside the car abruptly as if to look around
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In 2, the transitive 'stopped' means 'quitted' and takes the noun (gerund) 'smoking' as its object
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Dave finishes cleaning a fish he has just caught, takes a strip of the flesh and re-baits the hook, tosses it over the side
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Bush takes out a handkerchief, wipes his brow
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It takes time
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He walks up on the wooden steps, takes off his shoes and passes inside
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dilapidated structures, takes John to an equally decrepit home
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Russ reaches over and takes a newspaper John has tucked under his arm, begins to leaf through it
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it takes on the characteristics that are known to its creator
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The SNACK BAR ATTENDANT -- a middle-aged man from the Subcontinent in a stained white uniform -- languidly shoves a plate toward one customer, takes a drag off his cigarette, points slowly to another student in the gaggle of customers crushing around the counter waiting to be served
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He stops and takes a picture of the clutter
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It takes some doing to keep them apart, but John manages by hanging onto their collars and spreading his arms wide
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It takes a considerable amount of restraint on my part not to go with the two of them as they head off to the annexe, but I manage it
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It takes me a moment to realise what she means
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Teekra takes his face in her hands and gives him a
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am sharing the message of healing the Holy Spirit takes it up and puts into
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He grins, takes a big shot of whiskey
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He never takes His blessings from
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He shudders, takes a cushion from his seat, hugs it close and lays his head on the table
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He staggers a bit, takes a pillow from a chair, goes over, sits on the floor
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Well, I did have Vic around for awhile because this station was named in her honor and she takes up so much less veron space, but she couldn't take it in here so I had to back her out again
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Russ reaches back, takes a bottle from one of the boxes, opens it and pours himself a drink
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it takes courage to cross the boundary of this
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It takes us several journeys between the back of the shop and the car before we have loaded all the boxes into the vehicle and I have to say I am winded by the time we have finished
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‘That takes some doing these days
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She takes his hand
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He takes a deep breath
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Teekra takes his free hand, kisses it
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Stephen takes advantage of a moment when Liz is not with us to ask how she’d been
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He takes off his specs and carefully cleans the lenses on his dressing gown
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One of the young men fires up the hooka, takes a deep drag and lets out the smoke in a tremendous cloud
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Bolt rattles his head in assent, grins, takes the hose emanating from the hooka, closes his eyes, puts the mouthpiece between his lips and takes a huge drag
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It takes a second but the effects aren’t good
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Russ shrugs, takes out his Redman, pulls out a chaw, sticks it in his jaw and calmly begins to chew
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John looks over his shoulder in the direction of the firing, takes off his wedding ring slowly, studies it sadly for a moment, digs out a small hole in the ground with his hand, buries it, puts a rock on top
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Then I realized that God takes responsibility for His every word
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They start to leave, but Teekra takes Mohammed by the arm as he is going out the door
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’ She said, her voice cracking; she takes a deep breath, visibly steadying herself, before going on
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He shakes his head in frustration, sighs, takes a deep breath
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Ricci composes himself, takes Ahmed firmly by the shoulders and looks him directly in the eyes
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He paces some more, stops in front of John, takes his chin between the index finger and thumb of his right hand
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The interrogator takes his foot away, his attention still focused on John
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He takes out his pistol slowly, puts the barrel against Khalid’s temple, pushes the hair out of Khalid’s eyes
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It takes a moment for him to spot the bird but it is with deep satisfaction that he finally tells me that he can see it
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John stands up, takes a deep breath, waits
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He reaches out his hands to steady himself and someone takes his arm
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Mohammed takes a step back from Ricci, turns to the crowd
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He grins broadly, takes a sip from his beer
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Prince Omar offers his hand to help him descend, sidles over to Ahmed and takes his arm
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Then - FLASH! - he takes another
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Omar takes Ahmed’s hand in his own, caresses it gently
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‘Heavens, that takes me back!’
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It takes a second to realise that they are not working … the back of the van growing ever closer, I pump frantically at the brake pedal and swing the car onto the hard shoulder
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Oliver takes a big hit with the sharp machete handle on the
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The young man in tears of sadness takes the knife firmly,
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Zechariah 11:17) - He takes heed, he is steadfast, keeps qualified, and corrects his own faults, as David did his (Psalms 51)
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faith; the soul of Dante takes control of the body where
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Dante takes the
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Michael Keogh takes that chance
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It takes time to build the confidence of others and whether a congregation has elders or not it behooves the preacher to take time
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In this case, absorption of energy takes place in deeper levels, since religious leaders are obeyed and worshiped by entire populations, while they systematically rouse guilt and terror
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"Let me run up and see what's taking her so long
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I want to congratulate you for taking action in your life
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By reading this book you are taking action
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you don’t ever spark the match can you create fire? Yes, I get it, you can rub sticks together, but you’re still taking action when you’re rubbing the sticks together
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"Nice," she said, but went up the path toward the house, taking her cup and toothbrush with her
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"Learning Kulai's business, taking over his math, and for the first time in my life, actually being an asset on the social scene
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When you check off the steps on your list, by taking the specific actions you need to take, that will continue to motivate you
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No use taking chances
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Changes in family and social environment are taking place at a fast rate within the lifetime of individuals
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Levels of digestive enzymes may be lowered as a result of taking various medication, poor eating habits or ageing
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They can be boosted naturally by consuming enzyme-rich foods, such as papaya or pineapple, or by taking a digestive enzyme supplement before each meal
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And many thanks for taking care of the place
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Never stop taking the medicine without talking with your doctor first
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Make a list of any problems you're having taking the medicines as prescribed
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He started taking his breaks earlier in the day before he even got hungry so he could go and talk to her without a big line
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Micah ignored his little brother, taking the bin to the fire escape and dumping its contents into a dumpster below
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“Sure,” he said, taking the flask from Jerm’s shaky hand
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“Bingo!” Jerm laughed, taking the flask back
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Are you becoming confused about all those bottles in the medicine cabinet? If you're taking multiple medications, it's very important to keep track because you may be seeing more than one doctor for different reasons
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If He is taking you
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Thousands of generations ago, fleeing or fighting in stressful situations was not a good option for a female who was pregnant or taking care of offspring, and women who developed and maintained social alliances were better able to care for offspring in stressful times
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After that, Mom started taking her to therapy
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But while the Blacktooths had been largely ambivalent toward humanity in the past, they were certainly in the habit of taking slaves to work in their mountains
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We have become selfish individuals, taking all decisions based on materialistic considerations and adopted a culture marketed by others
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Herndon was taking a second pass thru it, but they'd already made sure they'd examined every piece of paper in that box, a second time
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Red stepped into the basement, still clutching her four square grenades, and scanned the room, taking stock of everything that was going on
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‘A friend, eh?’ He said brutally, striding across the room and taking me by the shoulders
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’ He said wearily, taking off his glasses and rubbing a hand over his eyes
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‘Okay …’ Stephen said, taking his plate over to the sink, his thoughts obviously elsewhere
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As senior citizens this is an area that can be tackled by reporting all cases of injustice, corruption (both giving and taking), flouting of rules and so on
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Of course the Government should have a framework for taking action on such reports without discouraging those reporting such cases
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Unfortunately we are least concerned about the deterioration that is taking place in these three pillars of environment
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“Has she been taking good care of you? Has she?” he purrs, rubbing his hands around the base of the drumset
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Once the event occurs our cooperation to authorities, encouraging the younger lot to provide help to the needy, taking some sort of control to prevent theft and arsons, regulate the crowd that usually collects and hampers rescue efforts and the doctors amongst us to provide urgent medical aid are some of the tasks we can take upon ourselves and thus be relevant for the society even at this age
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This means taking lower risks, even if it means returns are less
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They need regular and steady income, without taking on much risk
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’ I said, taking the hint
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He started taking a few steps back off the porch
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He snapped it into pieces without taking his eyes off the fire
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I’d started in the kitchen, washing up the breakfast things and then taking the cooker to pieces, scouring the chrome rings and going wild with the oven cleaner
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My will power in firm control, I had debated whether a long bath or a stimulating shower would be the best course of action so, my priority being to use up time, I opted for the former; taking a book with me, I had spent an hour in the bath up to my ears in hot water and soap bubbles
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How much have you had?’ he said, placing the bottle out of my reach before taking the kettle over to the sink and filling it with water
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They start immediate argument if the other is taking a side different from him
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I doubt very much there would be any point in me taking you up on that offer
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Family members can take turns visiting with a relative, taking them out to eat, going shopping, or doing other activities they enjoy
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Cut to John’s POV: Fuzzy and out-of-focus, Zitteraal stands by his bed in the hospital, taking his pulse
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Besides taking a vacation the addition of compost rich in trace minerals and bacteria is the best thing you can do to help raise the tree’s energy levels
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"You're taking the rockasaur out?"
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‘No, but there is no denying that a lot of employers dislike taking on staff who are older and more experienced than they are
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However, simply by taking care of one’s yard and garden through natural means, the accumulative effects will yield significant results on a global scale
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‘Is that Liz?’ I asked, taking the bit between my teeth
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They dressed slowly that evening, with Jen taking as long as she could over
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’ he said sounding truly concerned … I suppose in a way my losing my job is a direct result of him taking me in for questioning … but the man was only doing his job
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some confusion is inevitable: Could he be a playful, elf-like man who comes down from the canyon at dawn to sprinkle dew over the ground before others awaken? Or simply a wonderfully unobtrusive groundskeeper who literally fades into the landscape while dutifully taking care of the foliage? Actually
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waking, which, at seventy-four years of age, is finally taking its toll
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"He knows where you're taking it
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the stationery, books, CDs and housewares just to escape the murderous melee taking
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Molly gives me a quick tour the ground floor, saying that she’d rather wait until Stephen got home to show me the annexe and then taking me though to the kitchen
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“Heaven in Tesco? I know the buggers are taking over the world but that’s just a little
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’ Stephen said conversationally, taking a seat at the table
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’ He said, taking one and biting into it
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Bolt stands to one side, ignoring the laboring men, taking seemingly random shots of something on the other side of the highway that only he can see: click, whir, click, whir
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round and taking in the lustre and the opulence of the ballroom
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‘Believe me, I love my mother very much but given the choice between taking her and taking you, I know which I would prefer
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‘Where is it taking place?’ I asked, duly chastised and slightly pink
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She could scarcely imagine the Angels of Talstan taking on the only remaining mortal superpower
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stopped her circling and drew close to Johnny, taking both his hands in her own soft
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New Dallas started taking Chinese souls in 2191 and had a fifteen percent share of Chinese souls since then, and a twenty three percent share of Brazilian
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She learned to control her lusts so that she could meet with the mortals, taking advice
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her, taking in the rise of her breasts and measuring the beauty of her long and supple
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’ He said standing up and taking a step into the room
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Taking her arm, I lead her into the lounge and settle her on the sofa
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’ He invited, taking my hand and gently pressing it
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Skin work was taking place in the middle of the shop while the other clients watched and waited
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" He said to Theo without taking his focus off the work
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’ He assured me, taking a stick from my hand
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‘I’m taking that pashmina
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They were interrupted by Herndon taking the phone and having Ava repeat the business about the instrumentation and watching for the shuttlecraft
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When the jam kicked off again VD got ahead of Melinda and stayed there, just out of reach, taking her to her furthest extreme of speed and anger but always outpacing her
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Taking a deep breath, she got up from the couch as silently as she could, tip-toed to the front door, slowly opened it with a sense of relief when it didn't squeak, and then hurried outside and up the street
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Thank you for taking time to read Skin
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Taking away the €3000 already paid, this meant we were now only short €16000
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They were taking the carry-ons as you boarded, without warning, without time
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pages with those verses and read them over and over (I was taking that
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He has relaxed pretty well now – doubtless the whiskey taking effect
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“My God…” was all that Danton could say, taking a step back and nearly squashing
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It was now known that the Kassikan had been secretly influencing Earth for centuries, nearly taking over America in the 1970's, Europe in the 1990's, completely taking over Brazil by 2350
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Trained - Moses was actually trained for 80 years prior to taking the leadership role of the children of Israel
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’ Stephen commented taking his seat beside the bed
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I suppose it was some kind of narcotic – taking into account that Zisis often provides Aphrodite with hashish, and who knows what else
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I willed myself into a state of pseudo-dysentery, but the stress of the previous twenty-four hours was taking its constipational toll
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They think they are leading the church closer to God, but are actually taking the church away from God because they have assumed a role that is
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Inspired writers of the New Testament have warned against adding to or taking away from God's Word
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The simple fact of taking regular meals made such considerations difficult to maintain
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Organising the programme for Friday afternoons for the next three months is taking up an incredible amount of my time and a lot of effort
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"She’s taking the capacitors offline from the reactors," Parker confirmed
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Naturally, there are still lights on in one or two of the houses – this lot never sleep from what I can see - and Henry waves across at us … he’s taking Buster out for a late night walk
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We all look ridiculous in our paper hats but who cares! Betty is happy because she has Fred to herself and, although I know Rose and Janet are watching us and more or less taking notes, I am very content to have Nick at my side
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She said, "I’m taking Tipperary over the top
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That explains it: I have heard about certain persons lately who, although they are illiterate, have become successful travelling salesmen and earn up to 700,000 drachmas per month! Taking into account that a salesman's commission is no higher than 10%, how do they manage to make sales of 7,000,000 drachmas every month? What do they really sell? Encyclopedias? Come on now! Nowadays you can find cheap and voluminous encyclopedias in bookstores or, even, on offer in newspapers! Why would anyone pay dearly a commercial traveller? Unless they sell other things, other ''services'', instead of books
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"Did I ever tell you that theory Venna has," Jorma told her, "that Tdeshi's soul jumped to her embryo as the shonggot took her
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" She dropped to a walk and took his hand
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Gen: 5:24: “And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him
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Herndon took the toothbrush out and said
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They were out of the boat now, Herndon took a quick look at the lake sprite
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Jorma took the cook pot she'd mixed the batter in to the lake to wash out
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Vera and Theo took off the British flag and painted over the sign, but they kept everything else
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It took a long time, it took a lot of energy, it took money, it took commitment, it took integrity, it took focus, it took a lot of things that are a challenge, but I embraced those challenges
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In the end, my story took about 7000 words to relay, thanks for listening and would you shut the door behind you on your way out?
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I took over the empty body
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Since they were sleeping, he took a walk up
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"Good seeing you again, brief as it was," Ava said, and took him in a hug
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” He took her firmly by the wrist and gently pulled her out of the way of her giggling companions
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They had a boat that took a multiple coppers in fuel to get here, it has a motor-driven planing hull!"
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Other posts took up the call
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” Aldous took this as a cue to vanish back into the inner office
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Sarah and her husband, Travis, still go by the names “Jesse” and “Lucinda” but they refuse to speak with me after I took care of the remains of their child
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Normally when she came over for lunch they rummaged the kitchen and took their booty to the fourteenth floor balcony on the far side of this yacht basin
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Some aren't so bad, but some take you places well beyond anywhere her starship ever took her, even virtually
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“I’m scared,” Bob said sarcastically, and he took another swing at Johnny
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"Venna?" he choked and took a long time recovering, nearly losing control of the boat
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Moses still took God for granted and
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Soon a humanoid shape started to appear in the middle of the rain, with arcs of electricity dancing around it until it finally took shape in the form of a man
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His tow truck driver took him into town, and he ate some fairly average food at the diner
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She snapped herself out of this, took her eyes from Sol in the sky and paid some attention to the substitute for coffee we have here
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Brandon took out his phone to call a cab
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She dimly remembered how long the interconnects were, it took a whole additional week of driving almost nonstop
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They took on another load of fuel in the freezing air, stopped for a couple bowls of fish diddle from a cook with a nice warm fire that she huddled close to, clutching her nightcoat tightly
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It took all day to cross the tiny corner of North Lake between Zharvai and Sinbara
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Paul always did it himself: started his own company; was a self-made millionaire; took business trips on his own coin
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In the midst of all this destruction, Vald never took his eyes off Onidas
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"Yes!" with excitement, "A real one! At least he found a rich friend who took it!" She wasn't a good enough judge of expressions to be sure that her excitement was genuine
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She didn't dare rifle thru everything on that first trip, but she took a quick look in the box while on the toilet and found the maps but nothing that stood out as a cargo receipt
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They took to the bed for an hour, just in case Jorma or Venna decided to pop back in on them
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Herndon went to play with his portable terminal on the boat and Ava took a camp quilt to the beach
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Question: Last year we had moths growing in a cereal box in the pantry and they literally took over
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Marley’s music took over not just the ears but the soul
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They both cleaned up at a public bath, had a passable meal, took as much fuel as there was, and he charged off into Dawnsleep while she huddled in both quilts in the chilly cabin
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They took on two hundred bags of fuel, so many that one had to crawl over them to get to the one bed that was still open
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Of course Tdeshi never took this body pounding over the lake on two water park pumps in a fiberglass phallus; now that she thought of it
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“I don’t know,” he said at last as he took off his spy outfit and got changed into school clothes
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He would talk no more after that, but took the wheel and concentrated on the race to the tunnel, five hours away at the speed he was driving
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Johnny bounced down the stairs of his house two at a time, landing on the main floor with a loud thump that took him into a slide toward the kitchen
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The Widow Black stood up from her throne and took a step toward Scar and the frozen army of androids around him
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So God took Adam's rib to create Woman
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God took mice from the Garden and put them in Adam's arms so he would feel strong enough to protect his mate
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Then, he took Serpent's mate to create Woman's birthing canal
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She took the first bite and dropped the fruit as if it were poison
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Odd, I can’t see him as a family man … but Stephen says he was desperate for children … so terribly sad about the baby … who could shoot a pregnant woman? The thought makes me shiver suddenly; there’s someone out there who took a gun, loaded it and shot Joanna Sadler in the back deliberately and then tried to make it look as though Liz Wynell had done it
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“Yes, thank you, I was looking for this,” Ackers said as he took the paper out of the paper boy’s hands and then dropped it to the ground
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The paper boy took a stumbling step back, and then another, and ended up almost tripping and tumbling down the stairs
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Sorry it took me so long to get these beasts under control
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It took us a few tries, but the bravest of us managed to rip the papers from his calloused hands
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Ackers took off the glasses and continued to stare at the Chip
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“When they ran out of corpses to catapult over the walls, records say that an old bearded man took two axes to the wall and attempted to scale it in the dead of night
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Frank took a moment to enjoy the view out of the break room window as he stored his lunch in the refrigerator
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She took his device
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Pity her job took her away, though I think that she might have been willing to tell them where they could put their job if Stephen had suggested that they get married
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She took the device away from her ear and slipped it back into her pocket
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She still had the memories of the work it took to achieve reincarnation in flesh
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His men took the kargirs and tended them, more of his staff served lunch on a patio
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‘It took me back to my uni days … it was quite like old times
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Topher laughed and took the blunt
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My dad was always active in the village I grew up in and I spent a lot of my younger years shadowing him as he took tickets at various gates or rushed around using me as a ‘gofer’ … thank goodness I wasn’t a shy child, that would have been hell!
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Every time you notice that your mind has wandered off the breath, notice what it was that took you away and then gently bring your attention back to your belly and the feeling of the breath coming in and out
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"We really like to see the certificate we gave you when we took it in, especially if it's secure," the doorman said
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Once they got back on the main avenue Tahlmute asked that he drop him at the nearest eye-room and doostEr took the back way home without further incident
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She joined him, took the offered hand and planted a soft, ruby lipped kiss on
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and took a sip, feeling the smooth warmth of the liquid coating their throats and
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remember that you took all that
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That’s odd, they don’t say why they are leaving … I’m sure they said they were intending to be in the area for at least five years when they took the place
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He sat back, took a sip of his Martini, placed a new cigar in the cigar holder
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She ordered two large beers, took them back to where
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business and I took over four years
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She divorced me and took what
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She took a few minutes to compose herself, wiped the rain and tears away from her face
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about war came to me when my father took a strong dislike to my mother’s collection
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It took another hour before her battered old car finally struggled up the winding roads and steep hills that lead to his remote home in South-West County Wickford
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He had a big clotted goober stuck in his fuzz that doostEr finally took out with his knife
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They took a huge chunk of skin off his back, there's no way he could have survived it
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It took us
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’ Still, he took it home but was very happy because the egg was a lump of gold
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Theo took out his wallet and emptied it of bills
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They took up the front another few turns before they could finally slide it under
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He and Taktor let the huge crate down onto the dolly and took the rigging down
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i realized that Jesus took his pain
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She took a breath and
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what had happened! Jesus took the pain of my son and literally raised
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A cook came by with a push cart to Taktor's yard every day of the week and that was where they took their lunch
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The taller one took out his wallet, opened it and handed it to Theo
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It took two removals and replacements of the tongue and a lot of irate travelers to get thru
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It took over an hour and a half altogether and traffic was backed up out of sight in all directions by the time they got going again
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They took turns in hammocks slung over the crate for Noonsleep as the rockasaur rumbled on into the sleeping countryside
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He spun her round, stepped towards her, took the lead, and off they sped,
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The Garda took the small laminated card and held it far away from his eyes, peering, as though at a mystery
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He took a deep breath
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I’ll never forget the time he decided to spray paint the kitchen walls … I’d left a basket of clean washing in there … fortunately there was a fairly substantial towel on the top of the basket which took the brunt of the paint but I could have killed him when I found out
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Stephen took one look at it and declared it a disaster zone going on to suggest he could get a decent bit of carpet to replace it
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"A girl erased her mind on Shonggot, Ava took over that body
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‘I took it easy