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take account of

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take account of someone or something
to pay attention to someone or something. You should take account of Tom. He has some good advice. Do I have to take account of the new policies?
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It is only necessary, however, to take account of past occurrences and include them with the cause, in order to re-establish the maxim, and the possibility of psychological causal laws.
The Analysis of Mind by Russell, Bertrand View in context
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