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be taken in
adjective as in susceptible
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“Rule #2: Do not be taken in by small signs of normality,” they wrote.
"We're seeing decisions taken that I don't believe would be taken in a commercial sense - a business wouldn't be risking shareholder funds," he said.
"Animals would be taken in to be put to sleep and I'd be 'I'll take them home!'. I could help!"
The Black Sabbath singer's body will be taken in a hearse through the city on Wednesday, on the way to his private funeral.
The new card will work like a chip and Pin bank card and be taken in most places that sell gluten-free food, including supermarkets, shops, community pharmacies and online stores, according to the Welsh government.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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