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Without it, a man will feel that his ill fate has taken charge of him and the world is utterly dark and dreadful.

Mr Blair had also taken charge of a demoralised party, much of it determined not to compromise with the voters.

The detective who has taken charge of the case said he would not give up until the problem was solved.

But in the end, it's worth it, because I've taken charge of so many parts of my life that I was content, once upon a time, to let slide.

At this point, we knew our daughter had taken charge of her dream and we certainly weren't going to stand in the way.

A new generation of "optimists" has taken charge of Labour, he said.

The U. S. government has taken charge of the nation's largest home finance agencies.

Sometimes people make up such amazing stories, " says Detective Sam Peterson, who has taken charge of the case. "

The railway minister was said to have taken charge of the rescue operation.

Liverpool have lost only one of the 15 games that Tuesday's referee Peter Walton has taken charge of - winning 11.

1994 He entered China's real estate industry and taken charge of sales and marketing efforts for China's first few villa projects.

You have mastered planning and have taken charge of your life.

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Have taken charge of software integration and development, debugging and installment of database system for many times;