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taking

[tey-king] / ˈteɪ kɪŋ /




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Unlike embryonic stem cells, iPSCs are made by taking adult cells, such as those from skin or blood, and reprogramming them back into a versatile state.

From Science Daily

That may mean taking advantage of weekly discounts, sacrificing non-essential purchases — and, perhaps above all, seeking out more affordable supermarkets.

From Salon

Scottish Water said it was taking samples of the water and advised people in the village not to use their tap water "for any purpose".

From BBC

The governing body has issued him with a reminder of his responsibilities as a participant in English football when taking part in media interviews.

From BBC

Scientists have since established that the degradation of the island was in fact gradual, taking centuries, caused largely by drought, volcanic eruptions and the arrival of the Polynesian rat.

From The Wall Street Journal