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taking exception

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This is not the first occasion of the EC taking exception to corrupt practices.
Determined-to-save shoppers are taking exception to products that seem out of line, even when they make good food at home easier to fix.
It seems the chairman was taking exception to the writings of a good investigative journalist and will suppress any news story that is unpalatable.
 
 
 
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