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take a shower

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take a shower and take a bath
to bathe. I take a shower every morning. John takes a hot bath to relax.
See also: shower, take


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If you decide to take a shower that lasts for thirty minutes up to an hour then you will obviously be using much more water and might even surpass the water capacity of a full bathtub.
He said he believed that "Armstrong had every right to take a shower while his manager (Astana team head Johan Bruyneel) checked with the UCI that these people had the authority to take these samples.
He said he believed that "Armstrong had every right to take a shower while his manager (Astana team head Johan Bruyneel) checked with the UCI that these people had the authority to take these samples.
 
 
 
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