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took

adjective as in removed

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Saturday night before an overflow crowd at San Clemente High, the Griffins recorded seven sacks and took advantage of one of the strangest touchdowns scored by a lineman to beat the Tritons 33-20.

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On the Trojans’ next possession, they took to the air, as Maiava moved them into position to take a commanding, early lead.

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“I just took advantage of what the defense gave me. Darren’s punt return sealed the deal.”

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At the Hong Kong station on Friday, many commuters took the flyers demanding action, though few stopped to chat with Kwan or his companions.

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"If you took all the James Bond cars and combined them, it's crazier than that," Musk told the Joe Rogan Experience podcast.

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