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Although I still have 18 months to run, I feel it is time for a new and much younger director to take the chair.
I called the company and asked them to take the chair back a week after the purchase.
However, we didn't know him from Adam and he wanted us to take the chair and send him the money back.
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- 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
- To take the wind
- To take the wind out of one's sails
- To take time by the forelock
- To take to
- To take to heart
- To take to task
- To take to the heels
- To take turns
- To take up
- To take up cudgels for
- To take up the cross
- To take up the gauntlet
- To take up the glove
- To take up the hatchet
- To take up with
- To take upon
- To take vent
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- To take in with
- To take into one's confidence
- To take it in snuff
- To take keep
- To Take Leave
- 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 Out
- 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
- To take the wind
- To take the wind out of one's sails
- To take time by the forelock
- To take to
- To take to heart
- To take to task
- To take to the heels
- To take turns
- To take up
- To take up cudgels for
- To take up the cross
- To take up the gauntlet
- To take up the glove
- To take up the hatchet
- To take up with
- To take upon
- To take vent
- To take wind
- To take with
- To talk big
- To talk of
- To talk out of both sides of one's mouth
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