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What he does for charity - the FACT he took time to visit the Troops in Afghanistan - well done, David. As I said, a true gent.

It just took time for people to realise how much had changed.

Massimo Oddo is with the Azzurri Italian national team, but he took time out to give a telephone interview on Milan Channel.

General Musharraf and his wife took time off to visit the Taj Mahal for a carefully staged photo opportunity.

A suspect in a robbery took time to count the money and was arrested inside the bank.

Johnson took time of his holiday and was in Merseyside today morning and is believed to have secured a move to the Anfield club.

Lee said that it took time for Wang to immerse himself in character, but that he was delighted by his progress.

While he was in Paris attending a conference, he took time off the see his parents.

It took time but now I've realised how much I'm missing U.

While Jackie was in Beijing this past week, he took time out to record a song for a musical show celebrating China's 100 Years of Cinema.

It's very different to what I had been used to and it took time for me to adjust.

But incising one's imagination into stone took time, and New York has always been a city in a hurry.

Shanice took time out to chat with The Black Star News, as she reflects on how Michael Jackson impacted her life.

When his girlfriend came along, they took time out for a kiss---an event for absolutely no interest to the two little girls.

Kevin took time out of his busy schedule to support his son, Sean Preston, at his little league game in L. A. on Sunday.

Ramsey admits it took time for the team to settle but says it is all systems go from here on in.

All three mishaps took time out of the day and were bad for morale , but at least I did the first and last unobserved .

Ryan Giggs recently took time out to lend his support to a special Midnight Walk in aid of the East Cheshire Hospice.

Let me thank Pastor Hybels from near my hometown in Chicago, who took time off his vacation to be here today.

It took time but it has been more than worth the effort: life is so much better now that I've created the time to do what I want to do.

Steve Jobs, the company's boss, took time from sick leave to reassure users: "Your precise location is never transmitted to Apple. "

Shopping for one took time, a little more thought than it had for two.

Like Lincoln, he writes, he took time to find the right men for the task.

He took time off to learn English - by flying to London on a private jet for his weekly lesson.

It just took time for the police to find them, lying on the pavement, unhurt, dazed and with silly grins on their faces.

Now it's 2011 and I feel like RowdyKittens is in decent shape. Refining and growing my writing skills took time, effort, and determination.

Each of these events was, strictly speaking, unexpected, and each took time away from my work.

Just over a year ago The Red Devils ended Arsenal's 49-game unbeaten run, a defeat Arsene Wenger's side took time to recover from.

Though it was a day after gold prices had plunged, and stocks were jittery, Mr. Paulson took time to join the hour-long meeting.

We had a privately managed mail server, which took time to update, maintain spam filters, patch antivirus software, and all the rest.

He took time at the right time.

It took time, but eventually employee morale-a sense of openness, optimism and trust improved.

Whatever you do, our soldiers will appreciate knowing that you took time to think about them and their needs.

In fact, this woman worked to rule around her childcare and took time off for every minor ailment of the child.

In late October, Obama took time from his campaign to visit his ailing grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, in Hawaii.

Sixty percent of the world GDP is deleveraging, which slows down growth. That's a long process, just as credit bubbles took time to build.

He took time off to write journalism.

The railway age and the explosive growth of Victorian cities altered that, but it took time for this change to work through.

It took time for life to break away from water, and it still beckons all the time.

For that reason and others, construction took time.

To all of the celebrities that took time from their busy schedules, we appreciate your support and commitment to the cause.

Perhaps, the early brain investigators considered, it took time for nerves to send signals too.

He took time to go with his family to the zoo.

Stung by the public's dismal reaction to their sophomore effort, the band took time off to regroup and plan their next move.

It took time, but I've come up with such an association for all [75] symbols.

"We appreciate that you took time out from your busy schedule to share your concerns, " it said.

Before driving Michael to the hospital, we took time to pray together, cuddle, and let the kids say goodbye to their baby brother.

Though those took time away from Goal Setting College, they were great platforms for me to learn and grow beyond the world of blogging.

But the information clearly took time to be turned into actionable intelligence.

De Rossi took time to discuss her struggles, along with the healing power of falling in love with now-wife Ellen DeGeneres.

Before I got fired, I found out my boss took time off because her horoscope said she should.

At the end of the training, he often took time to deal with some personal or team matters.

At a press briefing in Beijing, he said it took time for China to learn about AIDS.

We're very grateful that you took time from your busy schedule and came to Haitong to give us advice.

As usual, we still took time to stop frequently or take side trips to explore various areas along our route.

So Khun took time to with them for a while before leaving.

Although IBM business partners quickly accepted this solution, it took time to convert their individual solutions.

On busy Resurrection Sunday, Jesus took time out to find Peter.

One friend said: "They're both delighted. It took time to sink in as it wasn't exactly planned. "

It took time for the Sunnis to realise they should be inside the political process.

The smallest things started to catch my eye. I noticed how colorful and serene a sunset could be when you took time to enjoy it.

EXAMPLE: Selling products over the Internet took time to gain currency, but now it is increasingly popular.

Privately, in my clock tower, I took time off my trans-subcontinental rambles to consider the wooing of my freckled Eve.

We are very grateful that you took time from your busy schedule and came to our company to give us advice.

During a visit to Kabul last week, NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer took time to urge both countries to cooperate.

The previous steps took time to complete, and you only changed the UID and GID for a single user and group.

As my Teacher and I took time into preparing them, I became more emotionally shut down at school and at home.

Not because I saw retirement looking me in the eye and wanted to make sure I really took time off to enjoy life.

Galasawe and his workmates, in helmets and overalls, took time off for the match.

So you see, the West has its own history of spitting, which it took time and effort to eradicate.

At family gatherings you always took time to spend with me.

Several years later Deng Xiao-ping said that it took time to realize peaceful reunification.

Would they remember someone who took time to help, but not time to gossip?

God's hand took time, and we were silent for a while.

Nellini Stamp took time from the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York to join the protest in France.

It took time to develop a system to track prisoners and ensure they received proper treatment.

He needed things to be perfect, and it took time to figure out what perfect was.

Young Labor and Meretz leaders took time to brief me about current trends in Israel.

Steve also took time to observe the flight hardware while the Phoenix Lander was being constructed.

Eg. The equipment of his lab took time and money.

In 2004 Mr Jobs took time out after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Irish rockers U2 took time out from saving the world to bask in Grammy glory on Wednesday at Los Angeles.

As with any new technology, its implementation took time, and missteps were made.

Terry said that, although he rarely took time to enjoy the moon himself, he liked knowing it was there.

The hut was dark inside so it took time for our eyes to adjust.

She took time to savor each dish of the fancy dinner.

So you took time to draft the contract but we did it very quickly.

I no longer took time to exercise.

It took time to adjust to myself to motherhood.

It took time and effort but finally the day of re-dedication came.

The foot injury that had ended Euro 2004 took time to heal.

I took time off to take several computer courses in order to strengthen and enrich my skills.

And, not only was it costly, the need to negotiate licenses took time and energy.

All because I wanted to learn, and took time to develop good working relationships with smart people.

Who did she know in Raleigh who took time off to fix a house?

Obama took time to complete "Dreams From My Father, " then joined the 13-attorney firm.

The entire process of writing a letter and mailing it to another person took time and effort.

Soon after, Marilyn wanted to shed her shallow blonde image, so she took time off to study acting.

But it took time to understand men,

But it took time to understand the man

Now it took time for me to know

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