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She said: "I don't think I would ever take time off work because I'd just met someone.
But I don't think I would take time off if I'd just broken up with someone.
The findings are timed with the launch of Austravel's Great Escape new guide for "work escapers" planning to take time out to explore.
People are so materialistic today that they don't take time to honor their Heavenly Father, and this gave them an opportunity to do something in his honor and his glory.
Administration said: These are the rules - you have to fill out these forms even if it does take time away from your customers.
Although the market for entry-level job opportunities has been rebounding, many students are choosing to take time off before launching their professional lives.
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- take the starch out of
- take the starch out of someone
- take the sting out of
- take the sting out of (something)
- take the sting out of something
- take the teeth out of
- take the time
- take the trouble
- take the veil
- take the weight off (one's) feet
- take the weight off (one's) legs
- take the weight off your feet
- take the wheel
- take the wind out of one's sails
- take the wind out of sails
- take the wind out of someone’s sails
- take the wind out of someone's sails
- take the words out of (one's) mouth
- take the words out of mouth
- take the words out of someone's mouth
- take the wraps off
- take the wraps off something
- take the wrong way
- take things easy
- take through
- take time
- take time by the forelock
- take time out
- take to
- take to (something) like a duck to water
- take to bed
- take to court
- take to heart
- take to heels
- take to one side
- take to one's heels
- take to pieces
- take to something like a duck to water
- take to task
- take to the cleaners
- take to the hills
- take to the hustings
- take to the stump
- take to the tall timber
- take to the woodshed
- take to wife
- take to your heels
- take too much on
- take turn
- take turns
- take turns with
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- take their places
- take their toll
- take their word for it
- take them aback
- take them as they come
- take them at their word
- take them by the throat
- take them down a notch
- take them down a notch or two
- take them down a peg
- take them down a peg or two
- take them for a fool
- take them for an idiot
- take them for fools
- take them for idiots
- take them in tow
- take them off hands
- take them to the cleaner's
- take them to the cleaners
- take them under their wing
- take them up on
- take things easy
- take things out of context
- take this in the wrong way
- Take This Job and Shove It
- take this lightly
- take this the wrong way
- Take This to Your Grave
- Take Three on Monday Morning
- take through
- take time
- take time by the forelock
- take time by the forelock
- Take Time for Training
- take time off
- take time off
- take time out
- take time out
- take time) off from work
- take to
- take to
- take to
- take to
- take to
- take to
- take to (one's) heels
- take to (one's) heels
- take to (one's) heels
- take to (something) like a duck to water
- take to account
- take to be
- take to be
- take to bed
- take to bed
- take to bed
- take to bed
- take to bed
- take to court
- take to extremes
- take to extremes
- take to extremes
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