To take place

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"It is not unsual for such demonistrations to take place against bad services, though the demonstrations that took place in Iraq cannot be compared with those that took place in Tunisia and Egypt as their targets are different.

Iraq's demonstrations main issue in today's Iraqi newspapers

Two recycling industry events that had been scheduled to take place in New Orleans in early 2006 have shifted to Albuquerque, N.M.

N.O. events gravitate toward Albuquerque

WTA had already once succeeded in canceling the meeting, which was originally supposed to take place on Jan.

Fierce court battle looms over deregulating Waterside

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To take check
To take down
To take effect
To take fire
To take ground to the right
To take heart
To take heart of grace
To take heed
To take heed to
To take hold of
To take horse
To take huff
To take in
To take in hand
To take in with
To take into one's confidence
To take it in snuff
To take keep
To take measures
To take notice of
To take off
To take offense
To take on
To take one's measure
To take order for
To take place
To take pleasure in
To take possession
To take potluck
To take rank of
To take shape
To take shipping
To take sides
To take sight
To take soil
To take steps
To take stock
To take stock in
To take stock of
To take the air
To take the back track
To take the bull by the horns
To take the chair
To take the field
To take the name of God in vain
To take the offensive
To take the place of
To take the reins
To take the trouble
To take the veil
To take the wall
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to take it into one's own hands
to take it laying down
to take it lying down
to take it to heart
to take it up a notch
to take it with a grain of salt
to take it with a pinch of salt
To take keep
To Take Leave
To take measures
To take notice of
To take off
to take off one's hat to
to take off with one's tail between one's legs
To take offense
To take on
to take on water
to take one's breath away
to take one's chance
to take one's hat off
to take one's hat off to
to take one's hat off to someone
to take one's hat off to something
To take one's measure
to take one's name in vain
To take order for
To Take Out
to take pains
to take pains to
to take pains to do something
To take place
To take pleasure in
To take possession
To take potluck
To take rank of
to take root
To take shape
To take shipping
To take sides
To take sight
To take soil
to take something down to the studs
to take something in stride
to take something to heart
to take something up a notch
to take something with a grain of salt
to take something with a pinch of salt
To take steps
To take stock
To take stock in
To take stock of
To take the air
To take the back track
to take the bit between the teeth
To take the bull by the horns
To take the bull by the horns
to take the cake
To take the chair
To take the field
to take the heat
to take the money and run
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