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take effect

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take effect
to start working The medicine takes effect in less than a half hour. New voter registration laws took effect last year.
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The remaining reforms are scheduled to take effect next year.
In the EU, the Energy-Using Products (EuP) directive will take effect in August of next year.
Not long before the ban was to take effect, two French journalists were kidnapped in Iraq by a group called the Islamic Army of Iraq that demanded repeal of the ban.
 
 
 
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