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taking

[tey-king] / ˈteɪ kɪŋ /




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Companies focused on pantry staples, where private labels have been taking share, were hurt the most with sluggish or even declining sales.

From Barron's

For 20 years he made a living taking people across Mexico, generally considered the most dangerous leg of the journey.

From BBC

He is now taking it on his first ever tour, starting at the Norwich Theatre Playhouse, just up the road to where he grew up.

From BBC

“All the hard work the past few years, learning from my mistakes ... and just taking a better approach to this offseason — I feel like it paid off.”

From Los Angeles Times

The 53-year-old was sat alone in her hotel room in Malta in 2022, where she was taking part in a medical conference, when she experienced a frightening sensation.

From BBC