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English Bill of Rights
overt act

Backing a 38-foot single screw vessel that only makes 7 knots full ahead takes some doing.

Full speed astern! by BOAT/U.S. Magazine

It takes some doing, but the result can be well worth the effort.

Good news in a tough economy by Grant, David M. / Real Estate Weekly

The Eden Project is trying to develop all three areas of life in harmony with each other, a balancing act which takes some doing.

Bringing Eden to earth: Sandy and Caz Hore-Ruthven visit a tourist ... by Hore-Ruthven, Caz / For A Change

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taken advantage of
taken by force by the authorities
taken for granted
taken into custody
taken prisoner
takeover
taker
takes some doing
taking
taking back
taking counsel
taking different courses
taking effect before
taking exception
taking for public use

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