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take aside

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take someone aside

to bring someone away from other people. If Pops makes a mistake, Walker will take him aside during a break and quietly encourage him.

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take a/its/their toll
take action
take advantage
take after
take apart
take as gospel
take as it comes

take aside
take at face value
take at word
take away from
take back
take breath away
take by storm
take by surprise

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