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take special pains



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Census officials have promised to take special pains to get a more accurate count during the 1980 census, in effect acknowledging that their methods have been inadequate.

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But since she has no husband or children--and thus no immediate heirs--she has had to take special pains to plan her estate.

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But the scientists who interpret the cloud pictures will have to take special pains to identify the places around the earth that are covered by its Rhode Island-size snapshots.

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Some of them, like Du Pont at Wilmington, Del., take special pains to guard their employes from poisonous C52 fumes.

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Callers should take special pains to make their visits opportune.

From Our Deportment Or the Manners, Conduct and Dress of the Most Refined Society by John H. Young


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