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taking

[tey-king] / ˈteɪ kɪŋ /




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In the capital Bangkok, the People's Party cleaned up this year, taking every seat – an improvement on their 2023 performance.

From BBC

Sierra Canyon 5, Huntington Beach 2: The Trailblazers waited until Oilers ace Jared Grindlinger finished his four innings before taking charge for the home win.

From Los Angeles Times

He believes the key will be to prioritise understanding and supporting each child's needs to prevent behaviour challenges taking hold and reduce the risk of school exclusions.

From BBC

But he hasn't seen them in 15 months, with his last trip home taking 27 hours via Narva in Estonia, where a crossing point remains open.

From Barron's

Several councils are taking a phased approach that will delay the date when the service will be in place for all homes.

From BBC