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take on

v.
1.take on a certain form, attribute, or aspect
2.take on titles, offices, duties, responsibilities
3.accept as a challenge
4.admit into a group or community
5.contend against an opponent in a sport, game, or battle

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  • take office
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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 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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  • take shape
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  • appealingness
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  • corner
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  • posh
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  • electronic jamming
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  • microeconomic
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  • enwrapped
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  • water hazard
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  • flame fish
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  • fossilology
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  • nasal septum
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    Idiom of the Day

    have one's druthers
    to get one's choice
    If I had my druthers, I would not go to the meeting this evening.



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    (1)The ravine was about ten yards wide
    (P) and as I stepped down into it
    (Q) and four or five feet deep
    (R) on which I had
    (S) a bird flew off a rock
    (6) put my hand

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