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I have been too easy with you, and I feel as if you had taken advantage of my indulgence.

I lent David three hundred dollars, which seemed confirmation of my having taken advantage of him in some fashion.

He have taken advantage of her kindness to borrow money from her frequently.

But later I knew he had taken advantage of my innocence, hypnotized me with his honeyed words.

All that she had to say was, "I have today taken advantage of this new legislation. " And scene.

However, not all contacts have been made out of a desire to help you, and some have taken advantage of your beliefs that they were gods.

He should always remember that market quotations are there for his convenience, either to be taken advantage of or to be ignored.

We have that problem and Singapore has no doubt taken advantage of it over the years.

North Korea and Russia are said to be among the countries that have taken advantage of such offers.

He easily concluded that the pauper lad, Tom Canty, had deliberately taken advantage of his stupendous opportunity and become a usurper.

Don't be taken advantage of by any fast talking salesperson trying to part you from your cash.

That contrasts with the initial portrait provided by Defense Department officials of a young man taken advantage of by Mr. Assange.

At the same time, they do not like to be taken advantage of or injured, and many Scorpio people have a very strong sense of justice.

Increased equity issuance by companies that have wisely taken advantage of the current rally has not stopped stock markets from rising.

and expect to be cheated, taken advantage of, and looked down upon by others.

I never imagined I'd play as much, but with suspensions and injuries, I've taken advantage and that's helped me progress.

Jack suspected there was a bunk in the forward compartment, and Hensley had taken advantage of the hours to get some sleep.

While Americans have generally negative views of Congress, Democrats have taken advantage of a general trend of dissatisfaction.

It has taken advantage of its rival's weakness by expanding rapidly, opening a couple of hundred new stores in the country this year.

Bloomsbury banked a lot of the money, and has taken advantage of the slump in asset prices to pick up specialist and scholarly publishers.

Set healthy boundaries. Don't let yourself be taken advantage of or base your sense of self-worth on how others feel about you.

ICBC spotted the error later in the day on Friday and froze all trades that had taken advantage of it, Caijing added.

Prudent emerging economies have taken advantage of a growing acceptance of their currencies.

Looking back, I should've taken advantage because it could've saved me an easy $600 in rent. $600 tax free for a little bit of headache?

In the last two years, Ms Clinton has deftly taken advantage of China's missteps in the South China sea.

The subsidies probably won't deliver as big of a boost going forward, since many consumers have already taken advantage of them.

Candidates have taken advantage of the technology to produce videos about themselves, occasionally humorous.

She had taken advantage of seemingly small opportunities, which. when added up. became something worthwhile.

Criminals have taken advantage of the crisis, and have been hijacking relief vehicles, and reportedly even firing guns at helicopters.

Non-governmental organisations caution against liberalisation lest Africans be taken advantage of by unscrupulous westerners.

HTC has taken advantage of that growth by mounting its first big global marketing drive in the past year.

Science fiction of the written kind has long taken advantage of the cultural power of the Christ story.

They embrace them as long as they are not taken advantage of or made to look like fools.

Later he had taken advantage of her standing invitation to visit her.

Their absence has convinced most they were dead, and someone has taken advantage of their reputation and names.

People who act too passively often end up feeling taken advantage of. They may begin to feel hurt, angry, or resentful.

However, few studies have taken advantage of DNA quantification by fluorometry for dynamic assessment of chromatin organization.

Rat has often taken advantage of this (Including by selling them tomato seeds that he claims will produce Zebras).

I hope that this library is fully taken advantage of.

He was taken advantage of so often, people would pretend to help him but would deceive him. He became wary of people.

"There's a loophole and people who need the dollars have taken advantage of it. "

Web conference technologies can and should be taken advantage of to capture students' attention and help them be involved in the course.

And it has a white board where it keeps track of employees whose taken advantage of the companys various green incentives.

We try to do the right thing at work and with friends, but are taken advantage of, misunderstood, mistreated and even rejected.

But one amateur photographer has taken advantage of the concept to produce these stunning images.

In a press release by SUSE they mention that over 725 customers have taken advantage of the Microsoft-SUSE collaboration.

Google has developed technology that allows websites and services to operate offline, but few providers have taken advantage of them.

Other publishers followed with similar demands and Apple has taken advantage of the opportunity.

London-based service Moo. com, meanwhile, has taken advantage of technology in a different way.

Farmers have taken advantage of generally good spring weather to plant what could be record-breaking crops.

Sam well knew this habit of hers and had ere now taken advantage of it.

Politicians said criminals and thugs, rather than those with genuine grievances, had taken advantage of the situation.

Meanwhile, international visitors can taken advantage of improved exchange rates on their trips.

UPMC has taken advantage of IBM's latest offerings in both hardware and software, and especially virtualization.

Not once did I feel like I needed my space back, or that I was being taken advantage of.

However, by sticking to your new approach, you can be nice and not have to worry about being taken advantage of.

We've taken advantage of lightweight Web servers to set up quick SOAs for demonstrations.

The Premiership champions have taken advantage of the 18-day break between home fixtures to improve their drainage system.

But when money is the cheapest it's ever been, it is also a rare historical moment to be taken advantage of.

If you accept every request, even when your plate is full, you risk being taken advantage of and can quickly burn out.

Some steel firms have also taken advantage of the low price to invest in iron-ore mines of their own.

And then. the social environment being complicated. a college student can easily be taken advantage of.

We're not married. It shouldn't matter that I'm a girl but everyone keeps telling me I'm being taken advantage of.

Canada's immigration system can certainly be taken advantage of by visitors with unsavoury pasts.

In some cases, however, programmers might have taken advantage of the runtime backstop, for example to terminate threads.

He shouldn't have taken advantage of her sexually.

The district had arranged a one day seminar in Riverside and they all had taken advantage of it.

Padrone, I swear by the Holy Virgin I have never taken advantage of your kindness.

To learn more about these alien worlds, astronomers have taken advantage of a phenomenon called stellar occultation.

Stay mellow. Your generous nature could be taken advantage of.

Another pool of buyers has taken advantage of low-interest, low-down-payment FHA loans.

It should be no surprise that the Chinese government has taken advantage of foreign companies to suppress their citizens.

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Many of the companies have also taken advantage of the boom in Chinese shares to line their war chests.

So Switzerland's natural resources were not being taken advantage of.

Hard work will bring rewards. You can make money through your creative efforts. Travel opportunities must be taken advantage of.

Better teams, with more power in the final third, would have taken advantage.

A person easily taken advantage of, cheated, blamed, or ridiculed.

You feel taken advantage of and burned out, and loving feelings diminish.

It isthought that about 400 people there have taken advantage of the law.

if you have taken advantage of or hurt others to earn your wealth, you will not be happy.

Has your habit been taken advantage of?

Do you see people who get taken advantage of as being weak and deserving of being used?

As governor, the 44-year-old said she has taken advantage of high oil prices to fund new energy projects.

They have taken advantage of the opportunities provided by peace, low inflation, and technology to plug in to the global system.

Perhaps we should have taken advantage of the velocity we had in attack.

I frequently feel I 'm being taken advantage of merely because I 'm asked to do the work I 'm paid to do .

Stinky 's Mom: Because of Ben, our little boy was taken advantage of.

According to Mr Li, some 1, 200 companies have taken advantage of the funds.

She feels like she is being taken advantage of.

Optimists, on the other hand, risk disappointment, or worse yet, being taken advantage of and looking foolish.

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Have you ever noticed that some people are taken advantage of by everyone. They attract users and frauds like honey.

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