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Exasperated by the successive apparition of the red flag and the old coat which he took for the black flag.

On the wall there was a fly which he took for a nail.

He took for granted all that his parents did for him.

All he took for his journey south on the hard train seat was a sack of clothes, toothpaste, shampoo and his mobile phone.

A few quality releases was all it took for Fedora to regain its former status as one of the best-loved operating systems on the market.

If still you think me mad, you will think so no longer when I describe the wise precautions I took for the concealment of the body.

for him to explain his solution to me than it took for me to explain the project or task. One challenge with hiring geniuses.

He took for a decent piece of trickery.

And some things that people took for granted a few years ago, even a year ago, they fear they cannot take for granted any more.

As he had in the two dozen debates in the primary season, Mr. Obama remained cool, which many took for a lack of fight or passion.

If still you think me mad, you will think so no longer when I describe the wise steps I took for hiding the body.

The average transaction time consists of the total time it took for a transaction to complete from start to finish.

He took for granted that the invitation included himself.

but because he was a thief, and, having the money-bag , took for himself what was put into it.

"The recession forced us to look under every stone and question everything we took for granted, " he said.

A wine that I and another Master of Wine took for a particularly fine Puligny-Montrachet when it was served to us blind this year.

MessageLatencyTime This property displays the time in seconds that it took for a test message to be sent to the receiving Mailbox server.

This modification caused a heavy "pulse" of load on the server, which made it easier to measure the time it took for resultant replications.

It was not long ago that western companies took for granted the fact that they could buy emerging market companies at will.

Cutting down the amount of time it took for the computer to get online was a major focus.

She has to ask permission for "privileges" that the day before she took for granted: a pencil, a phone call, a smoke.

George took for granted all that his parents did for him.

The disciples gasped at what they took for impudence. The Master smiled at what he recognized as a fearless spirit of inquiry.

Results were also impacted by a $65 million restructuring charge the company took for layoffs, related to closed facilities and other items.

Much of the privacy that people took for granted in the past was a by-product of friction in finding and assembling information.

I took for granted the innumerable little jobs she did for me.

whom Mordecai, when her father and mother were dead, took for his own daughter.

We could all recite cases in which teams developing new products were unfamiliar with techniques that we took for granted.

The data. xq-generated test elements tell you whether the Web site is online and how long it took for the Web server to respond.

And these voices will be accompanied by photographs that they took for us of their lives , of the things that they value and care about.

The medicine Gary took for his cold made him feel sluggish.

Coupled with high-risk behaviors of that time, this would have been all it took for HIV to blossom.

They well knew the risk they took, for such quarrels were apt to be quite as disastrous to the victor as to the vanquished.

At the mere mention of his name she pulled a face, which I took for a sign of disapproval.

Think of the pounding John Edwards took for his $400 haircut a few years ago.

The cards seemed less important, and I took for granted the valentine that would always be there.

His legendary courtesy, which the uninitiated took for pliability , was a marvelous way to keep all the contending forces at arm's length.

The road Qin Shihuang took for that purpose.

Scientific ability formed the dominant part of the two-hour test that students took for the 2006 study.

Deuteronomy 2 : 35 Only the cattle we took for a prey unto ourselves, and the spoil of the cities which we took.

7But all the cattle, and the spoil of the cities, we took for a prey to ourselves.

This field indicates the time that it took for the wizard to finish the task.

35Only the cattle we took for a prey unto ourselves, and the spoil of the cities which we took.

The current study also observed differences in the time it took for the D2 receptors to return to normal levels once cocaine use ended.

When a Sitemap was submitted the average time it took for the bot to visit the new post was 14 minutes for Google and 245 minutes for Yahoo.

The genus and amount of lower soil oribatid mites were abundant and took for a large proportion.

Merely 10 years ago, most people took for granted that the public sector would finance these three necessities.

Deuteronomy 3 : 7 But all the cattle, and the spoil of the cities, we took for a prey to ourselves.

I took for granted, all the times, that I thought would last somehow.

And Jehoiada took for him two wives; and he begat sons and daughters.

Of the ordinary, idyllic society that we all took for granted.

"They took for granted what we couldn't even find, " he said.

He examined and gave me medicine. I took for a few weeks but I still can't hear.

Also, getting the wiper to dwell for short periods was difficult, because of the time it took for the switch to heat and cool.

FLATOW: But if we do verify it, might we not then question the other constants that we took for granted as not being changeable?

Ok. Enjoy the book that I took for you.

People were amazed that the champion they took for granted didn't happen among Chinese team.

But that does not mean I didn't long for what my straight friends took for granted.

Was there a lot that you took for granted that astounded him?

The fellow I took for a worker was really a general manager.

Suddenly all those things you took for granted matter!

We must also consider whether mathematics is really quite so 'harmless' as I took for granted in my Oxford lecture.

Things you once took for granted, such as negligible latency between servers, are no longer givens.

At that time, mathematicians took for granted the existence of a universal set-a set that contained everything.

The experimenters then measured how long it took for participants to go the person's aid.

In short, Vista broke a lot of things that people took for granted with XP.

The car's computer can then calculate how far the satellite is by measuring how long it took for the signal to arrive.

Disciple Hao carved a Yu Tang seal for me, the Chinese characters used are the one I took for my calligraphy works.

Mr. Lippestad said that his client had expressed surprise at how long it took for police to stop him.

As we ate our dinners, sipped our beers, and occasionally checked our emails that night, we talked about the things we took for granted.

What I enjoy most about the Olympics is that I know what it took for each and every athlete to get there.

Josh 11: 14 And all the spoil of these cities, and the cattle, the children of Israel took for a prey unto themselves;

i often think of the great effort and courage it took for the man to come back to apologize

I took for granted you were with me

I took for granted all the love that you gave to me

You were the one I took for granted all those years

WEEKS: Time it took for the potato blight to spread from Flanders to Ireland in 1845

Took for granted everything we had

The prenatal test I took for Tay-Sachs was negative;

I wouldn't let you see me , I took for granted you would always be there

i took for granted, all the time

Wishin' our love we took for granted

Know u took for granted, I loved you the most