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for the taking

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for the taking also free for the taking
easily available If you're interested in the job, it's there for the taking.
Usage notes: often used in the form someone's for the taking: Just when it looked like the gold medal was hers for the taking, she fell and twisted her ankle.
Related vocabulary: within reach
See also: taking


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