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take office

v.
1.assume an office, duty, or title

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  • take off
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  • take notice
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  • take note
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  • take lying down
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  • take leave
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  • take kindly to
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  • take it on the chin
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  • take it easy
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  • take issue
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  • take into account
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  • take on
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  • take one's lumps
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  • take orders
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  • take out
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  • take over
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  • take pains
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  • take part
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  • take place
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  • take pride
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  • take root
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  • abrachia
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  • phonetician
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  • pulsed
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  • grain sorghum
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  • beelzebub
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  • st. ignatius of loyola
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  • april fools' day
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  • norman conquest
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  • alfred louis kroeber
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    Idiom of the Day

    spook (someone)
    to startle or surprise someone
    The loud thunder and lightning spooked the horse.



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    They've gone back ________ it the old way as the new system didn't work.

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