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take stock

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take stock (of something)
to make an appraisal of resources and potentialities. I spent some time yesterday taking stock of my good and bad qualities. We all need to take stock now and then.
See also: stock, take

take stock (of something)
to examine a situation carefully After two days of record snowfalls, millions of Americans began digging out and taking stock of storm damage.
See also: stock, take


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Take stock today, and either assess your sales department and processes or ask a trusted advisor like 3R to do it for you.
On New Year's Eve especially we tend to take stock of our lives and particularly so when it comes to relationships.
 
 
 
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