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They began to take stock of the damage, checking in with classmates, family members, and neighbors.

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Now comes the international break, which serves as a chance to take stock and recover some of their injured players before Tottenham visit in the north London derby on Sunday, 23 November.

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Traders have in recent weeks been taking stock of this year's rally, which has sent several markets to all-time highs and valuations soaring -- chip giant Nvidia last week became the first $5 trillion company.

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It was only when a doctor friend raised concerns about a "fat-dissolving" treatment she was using that the 30-year-old took stock and started questioning what was going into her body.

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Now Powers had a few minutes to take stock, to prepare for the worst.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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