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France invented the concept of cultural power and America gave it a name, 'soft power', and took it to new heights.

He took it home to Betty and said, "I think I can make a toy out of this. "

After he received this message, King Gamani took it with him to his wise old teacher, and asked his advice.

"Who knows who took it-it's just a dumb still life , " she said.

He took it to mean it was in return for helping facilitate approval for the project.

Jim took it into his head to give up his good job and go off for a holiday with a relative.

He got yelled at by his boss today and took it out on his kids when he got home.

She took it for granted that you knew the matter.

He said it looked like his phone and he took it by mistake.

Stung by social rejection, they took it out on other people.

But I feel like people took it the wrong way, and it kind of took all the excitement out of it.

This book was intended for you, but he took it away.

Hezekiah did not try to answer the letter. He took it into the Temple and spread it out before the Lord.

In my heart I believed her to be right; and yet I took it rather ill, too, that she should be so positive on the point.

Andrew zhong: Daddy, i think it must be that Vernon does not want our mummy's remnant auctioned, and he took it away.

He took it out at the earliest opportunity, and the first two hedges and a ditch the horse cleared easily.

True, Einstein did not pass the college exam the first time he took it.

He took it home and eagerly opened it - only to find that every one of its pages was blank.

But, on second thought, he took it home and soon found to his delight that it was an egg of pure gold.

His son put it into his small pocket, took it out and looked at it every now and then.

It's only a prototype right now but a man in Switzerland took it for a test flight and the take-off, they say was, pretty smooth.

He took it away, shaking his head.

Inside, there was a CD and as she took it out of the wrapper, out fell a piece of paper.

He took it up and disclosed a shapely little treasure-house whose bottom and sides were of shingles.

As far as the world went, he believed in the conventions. He took it as a matter of course.

She was usually so sweet and cheerful that he took it for granted she would always be so.

I happened to have an extra one, so I took it out of my pocket and put it on her desk.

The news was the simplest thing imaginable, and yet, as we took it in, Marguerite and I exchanged looks.

He took it up and disclosed a shapely little treasure box whose bottom and sides were of shingles.

They were locked in a shooting bag and I didn't took it out of the trunk since I was going back to work the next morning.

He took it gently apart, as far as he could fillet 3, 200 pieces with his pocket tool, and each time attempted to get further.

I sort of destroyed it over the years, so I took it to a shop, Niagara Tailors in Little Italy, and had it reproduced.

After a while he took it out again and shut the door of the refrigerator with a lot of noise.

It worked me up into a sort of desperation. I just took it into my hands and went away from him.

The little sister was super excited as the hamster was really cute and she took it out to play everyday.

Murder being out of the question, I shuffled the beetle with the Maxply Fort into a paper bag, took it outside and put it in a dustbin.

He took it into his head that I was coming here for such or such a purpose.

She caught sight of the doctor of the quarter as he passed the end of the street; she took it upon herself to request him to come up stairs.

It's just a small mistake, but he took it too serious and nearly chewed my ear off for it.

When she was fired from her job, she took it out on her younger brothers and sisters.

Mr Dombey took it loosely in his own, and stood looking down upon her for a moment, as if he knew as little as the child, what to say or do.

And he took it upon himself to print 55, 000 speech bubbles -- -- empty speech bubbles stickers, large ones and small ones.

There was a brief pause in her intense monologue. He shyly took it as a cue for a conversation entry.

He wasn't simply satisfied with saving water at home, though, so he took it to the local ball park.

BOY stole a lesson-book from one of his schoolfellows and took it home to his Mother.

Mao Bao immediately bought the turtle, but instead of eating it, he took it to a nearby lake and let it go.

She spoke so low that he hardly heard the last phrase; but in his awkwardness he took it up.

At this I felt relief: I took it as evidence that he was as committed to her as she was to him.

It became a very popular trick and he took it on tour throughout the U. S. , England, and Germany.

There is a new Pope, Pope Francis, we'll get back to that name in a second, but before he took it, he was Cardinal Jorge Belgolio.

the englishman shook his head and the waiter understood that he didn't want tea, so he took it away and brought him some coffee.

A certain tailor who was great at boasting but ill at doing, took it into his head to go abroad for a while, and look about the world.

His notebook was in his bag. He took it out.

'The first time I took it out one bloke nearly fell off the kerb and into the gutter when he saw it, ' he said.

One day he saw a piece of gold on the road and picked it up. He took it home and gave it to his wife.

I meant it as a compliment, but he took it as an insult.

She took it and smiled at him. the smile was so beautiful that he wanted to see it again, so he gave her a pear.

She took it as an expression of her desire to assimilate in the corporate culture at her new job.

You know, we had some retirement parties in Nice after the Tour and then Lance went back to the States and took it easy for a few weeks.

So he took it home, and after two weeks he phones me, and he said, "Doctor, you're not going to believe this. "

I wonder why he took it out on me.

When I asked him to treat me like he does to my sisters, he jumped down my throat. So I took it out on him by telling him what I thought.

One of my guys had a particularly bad day, and at the end of the day, a tense situation arose and he took it out on me.

but who ever took it in his head to affirm that they are the necessary growth of this noble principle?

But a wicked ogre who lives in a great castle beyond the forest cheated your great-grandfather and took it for his own.

Then he took it in. There were no fish in the net, but there was a jar made of gold.

Schumacher took it a bit easy and started to push with 10 laps to go.

Joshua said to the priests, "Take up the ark of the covenant and pass on ahead of the people. " So they took it up and went ahead of them.

So Moses put his hand into his cloak, and when he took it out, it was leprous , like snow.

Then he took it step further, brought in another group of women with the exact same stomach distress, with the same vomiting.

You took it out on special occasions and recited that hero's great deeds and genealogy.

She was so angry at her husband that she took it out on her children.

He took it to the window and throw it out into the darkness, and he noticed that the air was thick and tepid to his face.

'I promised him a barter of a contemporary painting of the same size and I took it off the wall, ' Mr. Rashidov said.

The Duke kindly picked up the snake with his staff, and took it to the river bank. He told the soldiers to leave it alone.

After half an hour he found one, borrowed it and took it into his office, so when Mr. Lloyd woke up, it was there in front of him.

I'm sorry that we were once worried by the distance between our actual level and our goal, and took it out on others.

Each year his mother made him a little robe and took it to him when she went up with her husband to offer the annual sacrifice.

Then he took away his mother's portrait, with its oaken frame, leaving the gilt frame from which he took it black and empty.

But the other day, he took it to a whole new level. He said it was actually me who was like George Bush.

When workers carefully and reverently took it out of the box, the eagle owl constantly thumped its wings.

Eg. He took it for granted that he would win the game, but he failed.

We all feel very sorry for him because he took it very hard after such a good performance from him and the team.

We all realize that as we age we want to re-invent ourselves, but Leslie Siegel says Gwyneth Paltrow took it a little bit too far.

Immediately she gave him all her bread and said, "Heaven has sent it to you. " After he took it, she went away.

You see that championship trophy right in front of you. And then it seems like someone took it away.

John missed the flight today and he was very angry . Back home , he took it out on me .

After he judged that his right hand had been in the water long enough he took it out and looked at it.

And he took it down, and wrapped it in linen, and laid it in a sepulchre that was hewn in stone, wherein never man before was laid.

She misunderstood what I said, and took IT as an insult.

She misunderstood what I said, and took IT as an insult.

" Mr Smith took it to a small tailor's shop and said to the tailor, " Please make another coat like this one.

He took it out and saw that it was addressed to him.

Then one day , his cat was playing with a little doll and he took it away.

He looked at it for a moment, then took it off and handed it back to me.

How much do you think you could save if you made your lunch every day and took it to work or school?

His wife was a marvelous cook and she didn't give a fuck about those centimes Cronstadt added up. She took it out of me in carbon copies.

Dobbins fingered his book absently for a while, then took it out and settled himself in his chair to read!

When he was fired for no reason he took it on the chin and looked for another job.

he never felt proud of his achievement and he took it for granted.

He laid his arm on the back of the sofa behind her and left it there for a few minutes, but then he took it away again.

He took it up again in 1994, finished the novel in 2000 and spent the next 10 years trying to get it published.

Old john sutter went to the mill site, Found a piece of shining gold. Well, he took it to the city.

The strenuous climb really took it out of her.

One day he took it into his head to show my translation of Macbeth to Pandit Vidyasagar and took me over to his house.

When he took it home, he put it in a strong box and never told anybody about it.

Then he said, Take it up. So he put out his hand and took it.

In the past, some people would cut off the thread when the kite flew to the sky, letting it drift to wherever the wind took it.

He took it for granted that she was doing very well and he was relieved of further worry.

Among the rest there was one for Colonel Brandon; --he took it, looked at the direction, changed colour, and immediately left the room.

When he got home and took it out of the box, he found a note pinned to it.

And he put his hand into his bosom: and when he took it out, behold, his hand was leprous as snow.

Inresponse, he took it off and unveiled a lovely white-crowned bald head, and said with a smile: "Do you understand why I wear a hat now? "

And I saw a star come out of the sea and since it had no owner I took it for our star.

Father bound the celery together with a rope and dipped it in the stream for a while before he took it to the market for sale.

He had tied the package with a cord before he took it to the post office.

He took it up, rolled it quickly between thumb and forefinger, and then cast it contemptuously back into the tray.

And then they flew a few cargo flights , and took it out of service .

I took it for granted you knew, but if I had spent as much time talking with you as I did polishing chrome, perhaps I would have.

I scratched around amongst the old tools, and got a pickaxe and give it to him, and he took it and went to work, and never said a word.

A crew member saw me and I suppose he was trying to be helpful and took it for me.

Without exception, I knew, but I never took it, you know why, it was too damn hard.

Without exception I knew but I never took it. You know why?

The woman who bred the bird took it inside to hand-feed it, intending to make it a pet.

She took it to her breast, when it had been bathed and swaddled , with a tremendous sense of satisfaction and joy.

He took it in a great manner and said he would take it on board.

When the clay was in place, it had to slowly dry for a few days to get firm enough to keep its shape when I took it out of the mould.

Boy stole a lesson-book from one of his school-fellows and took it home to his Mother.

Both the child-mother and the grandmother took it in their stride, and there had been no need for a caesarean.

Norman had misbehaved and, as a punishment, his mother wouldn't let him go on the outing, but he took it on the jaw.

So he said OK, and he took it home.

When I took it out of the bag and examined it closely, I found a large hole at the side and one button was missing.

The fury got the better of her, and she took it all out on her children.

He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.

Some of those who attended the lecture have implied to me that not everyone took it particularly seriously.

Two days later the watch stopped. Sidney could not make it start again. He took it back to the shop.

And with a friend of his, he took it upon himself to free-climb a Redwood without ropes or any equipment to see what was up there.

He took it for a hill looming above a wooded island, or some colossal rock overgrown with moss and ferns and hidden by the fog.

But then again, it was hard to imagine Mr Sharon in it, until he took it over and made it his own.

Patrol don't understand mother duck what to do, so he took it away from the side continue to work.

Kevin admitted he took it but said he thought he could put it back before it was missed, he was desperate and no one was there to ask.

The chemistry teacher dipped his finger into the mixture and took it out of it.

He finally found a piece of meat and took it back to the tree. He stood on a branch near his nest and felt very happy.

Although WHO was not a funding agency, Dr Chan said she took it as part of her job to advocate for the poor.

When he returned to work he took it upon himself to tell a client during a meeting that they were being overcharged.

He took it down to Cape May, New Jersey, and spent a week of his leave there photographing life along the shore .

Once he saw a turtle someone was getting ready to eat. He felt sorry for it, so he bought the turtle and took it to the river.

After a few days he took it away, to an obscure refuge he had under the stairs, full of mops and buckets.

That long climb took it out of me.

Biedermann just took off, he took it to a new level in that race, that's a good swim for him.

Silently she took it from him, staring at it as though it were something alien. A black serpent, draped overher hand.

In his hearty way, he insisted upon her good looks. He looked at her admiringly, and she took it at its full value.

In the hardware store, he found a paraffin stove, and took it home with a tin of fuel.

He started to help me put mine on, but I took it and threw it over my ARM. Good-bye, I said. "It was nice seeing you" .

My guide Manuel took it up, and with a virtuoso's flourish, played a lovely native melody on it.

He was not satisfied with the tape recorder, so he took it back to the store.

How rarely we ever said "ooh that's not a good shot" about any shot Dallas took. It was nothing but quality looks.

After making acquisitions, expanding the product lines and shoring up management, he took it public for a big profit.

He took it for granted she would always be so.

And took it the same day: and put to the sword all the souls that were in it, according to all that he had done to Lachis.

Luke realized that Lumiya had returned, and Mara took it upon herself to hunt down the Dark Lady of the Sith.

I smile just blooming for you, you took, it was no longer open.

While his parents were off at work, he took it upon himself to paint a couple of rooms in the house.

I just wanted to see if she loved me, to my surprise, she took it seriously.

I took it down off my wall, you know, he said softly.

Finally pulled up, the little boy was very happy, carefully took it up, and put it into the has drunk in the water bottle.

Finally we had to ask the waiter to pack the remaining food and took it back to the hotel.

She took it upon herself to say, 'Okay, we're going to fly anyway, and I'll explain it to the passengers. '

I certainly don't think your portfolio would thank you if you took it through a replay of that October-to-October drop in Chinese stocks.

Your honor, he knew it wasn't his when he took it.

OK, very few people took it seriously, but I needed her to know I meant it.

I took it out and saw that it was a piece of red material, in the shape of a letter about ten centimetres long. It was the capital letter A.

Actually, it was an earlier edition, when I first assigned this book in the year 2000, I took it with me on vacation.

Because he found the beauty so remarkable, he cut the tree down and took it home to share with his wife.

The money was soon in the bags and the boys took it up to the cross rock.

They came up with the idea of a program that recognizes users by their keystrokes and took it to a professor of computer science.

Some gentleman in evening dress reached out a bill to the captain, who took it with simple thanks and turned away to his line.

The money disappeared from the bank; no one knew who took it.

So i took it out of the bottle and put it on the chair. I only wanted it to have a rest.

I mean, I think people thought I took it lighter than I really did, you know? -Mm-hmm.

took it in a bank when waiting . red color means big money , for the bank and the client.

When he took it off, he revealed the battered face of Jorah Mormont.

Meimei found a wallet and took it to the police station.

Our friendship came so easily that we took it for granted, and when it began to unravel, neither of us had a clue how to mend it.

nbsp; A woman got a dent in her car and took it in to the repair shop.

He saw a book about Michael Jordan and took it off the shelf. He settled into a chair and started to read.

They took it without thanks, looking at him curiously and uneasily; learning from him maybe at that moment their first lesson in contempt.

I took it as a sign and left it out of the teabag box list.

"The survey was not mandatory, nor very effective, " Ge said. "As you can see most students took it as a joke. "

So I took the card off the tree and bought the doll and hairbrush for her and took it to the Salvation Army booth.

Maybe l'm wrong. maybe l took it a little too far? '

But I never took it, you know why?

And Othniel the son of Kenaz, Caleb's younger brother, took it: and he gave him Achsah his daughter to wife.

She took it home and spent months knitting a sweater with Chinese characters down the front .

They took it out of his pay.

Templeton untied his string and took it back to his Home. Charlotte returned to her weaving.

It was a hard job, he took it though.

At first everybody doubted if the 25 year old guy would carry out the task. But to our surprise, he took it in his stride.

I arranged to borrow one of GCHQ's sample Hagelins, and took it back up to London in the boot of my car.

I took it for granted that you had been told about this.

Jane then took it from her pocket-book, and gave it to Elizabeth. These were the contents.

His wife Emily took notes as to its construction as Davenport took it apart.

But I took it as nothing and continued to prepare our wedding necessities.

He took it for granted that his report is free from mistake.

Excuse me for not introducing you to Kermit . I took it for granted that you two knew each other .

But after having heard her expressing her need to leave over and over, they no longer took it seriously.

You may have forgotten how you took it in and fed it and provided it with a hot shower, a set of clean clothes, and a place to sleep.

Excuse me for not introducing you to Peter. I took it for granted that you two knew each other.

He then disposed of his victim by dumping his body in a wheelie bin and took it to the woods where it was discovered 6 weeks later.

It was not that they were indifferent to exam results; they simply took it for granted that our natural talent would carry us through.

He took it away with a content smile.

And the man said, The woman whom you gave to be with me, she gave me the fruit of the tree and I took it.

I took it out on a Friday evening.

One day Eugene asked me if I would empty the pail for him. I took it to the corner of the yard.

Hopefully you took it off before it had to be cut off.

Then I took the gun and went into the woods. I shot a wild pig and took it back to the cabin.

But once in Athens airport I took it out and there was the message.

A man found a cocoon of an emperor moth and took it home .

When it was given him, he drank his Majesty's health and Compliments of the Season, and took it all at a mouthful and smacked his lips.

Had Keefer know, before he took it?

But Sherman and Allen took it a step farther.

And this offer was specified in such a way -- and we said that it's our last word -- that they took it up.

He took it well, even though he was waiting outside in a tropical storm.

Mrs White moved back, afraid, but her son, Herbert, took it and looked at it carefully.

Until this week, if you had a complaint, you took it to the company.

Now, Zhuan Zhu's wife had made some tea. She took it up to her husband and the guest.

Today, I did my laundry. When I took it out, everything was clean, including the mouse that had been hiding in it. FML.

He took it down and drew his blade.

As he raised his hand to take it off, a cake, flying through the air, took it off for him.

And I only agreed to work with it if they promised it would stay in their house, and they never took it outside.

After he tried on the coat, he took it.

He took it all for granted, and would never have a clue just how blessed he was.

He took it back home, and took good care of it.

'The ambassador didn't get mad, but instead smiled, took it back and pulled out his credit card.

A. The letter having been written, he took it to the post.

Mr. King put the salmon back into the fridge and then took it out again.

For example, the term "Adam's Apple" refers to legendary accounts of the apple sticking in Adam's throat when he took it from Eve and ate.

For years Microsoft took it, he said, without so much as counterpunch.

He took it with a grain of salt.

I still don't think I'm gonna make it through another love story ! Because you took it all away from me !

No, the damned Customs took it. " John said, and as he HAD a gulp of the whisky he added, " Devil take them!

She took it home and spent months knitting a sweater with Chinese characters in the front.

My family and friends helped me a lot, but I simply took it for granted.

if you think him guilty you judge amiss; he spoke amiss; no one took it amiss when she spoke frankly.

He went into the little office and took it from the shelf in the corner.

At school the next day, I filled a bottle with the soup for our lunch and took it home.

He took it pretty well, considering.

They took it all away by violence, saying they were going to give it to everyone, and then they were even worse.

They welcomed us with a bunch each of roses and carnations, and we took it as an omen of the friendliness of the local people.

Man: Oh, I just took it off when you were walking up to the car.