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Here is a wonderful image of one of my rescuers, Andy, and I taken just last year.
SS: OK, no offense taken.
Globalization has been taken to support a neoliberal agenda.
In fact, based on observations that Kepler's taken and other similar observations, we now believe that, of the 200 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy alone, on average, every star has at least one planet.
I have learned to always go for option two, and I have found that it has taken me from strength to strength.
For now, it means that the professional Arab woman has to somehow maintain the perfect home, make sure that her children's every need is being taken care of and manage her demanding career.
My hopes for my son are that by then, the expression "her mother's son" or "mama's boy" would have taken on a completely different meaning.
That's a one in three chance that your company will be taken over or will fail within just five years.
The company failed, and it was taken over by a major construction company.
I think we've all seen brain scans taken using MRI machines.
The birch had taken up the radioactive gas.
And Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are among the many companies who report having taken down hundreds of thousands of pieces of content and deactivating accounts that are connected to the extremist's speech.
But on the day that that video was taken, it didn't feel scary at all.
Living in tight quarters, one pig coughing and sneezing may soon lead to the next pig coughing and sneezing, until an outbreak of swine flu has taken over your farm.
And several explicit photos that he had taken of me while I was asleep, living with him in Jamaica.
Since then, however, Indonesia has taken a surprising turn.
And all sorts of other oxalates are also sequestering carbon dioxide through the minerals that are being formed and taken out of the rock matrix.
This photograph's taken 1950s in Saudi Arabia.
Fourteen million or more people have now taken the questionnaire, and I've been able to watch who's naturally drawn to whom.
On this map, we have taken the seas and the oceans out.
And once the application was submitted, there were fingerprints to be taken, a test to study for, endless hours of waiting in line.
And soon after I had taken that formal step to becoming an American, the attacks of September 11, 2001, changed the immigration landscape for decades to come.
There was a man in the Netherlands who described how he was date-raped on a visit to London and wasn't taken seriously by anyone he reported his case to.
She spoke of when Mandela was taken to court by the South African Rugby Union after he commissioned an inquiry into sports affairs.
And so this tumor is now growing in this mouse's brain, and then we've taken a doctor and asked the doctor to please operate on the mouse as if that was a patient, and take out piece by piece out of the tumor.
The average ride taken is 320 kilometers.
In China, on Didi, the ride-sharing platform, 11 million rides taken every day.
I heard just recently from a colleague that they've taken it up in Somalia.
But this process has taken billions of years, and went through all sorts of iterations and mutations.
School funding should not be decided by property taxes or some funky economic equation where rich kids continue to benefit from state aid, while poor kids are continuously having food and resources taken from their mouths.
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