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The psychotherapist will therefore take pains to ask questions about matters that seem to have nothing to do with the actual illness.

She said admissions officers take pains to check English ability through e-mail exchanges.

As we often take pains to tell you, it is where you place your focus that attracts results.

The best advice is to keep such code localised and take pains in the developer documentation to explain the thinking behind it.

It is your responsibility but the money nor other's supervision that animates you to take pains to your work.

People who take pains never to do more than they get paid for, never get paid for anything more than they do .

Verily, dear sir, we must take pains to make you strong and vigorous for this occasion of the Election discourse.

If you, if you really love me, please do that take pains, take these you feel insignificant things well some can? If you can.

Again, XBRL allows reporters and analysts to take pains to clarify such details.

But Mr. Obama will take pains not to look overly chummy with the Chinese leader.

when they wash the floor - a rare event -, they don't take pains to use a cloth to clean the corners that the mop doesn't reach.

I think the important thing in this job is must be take pains and smiling .

The going may get tougher but as we take pains to point out, it will all be turned around much quicker than you can imagine.

Take pains to present a smart, efficient appearance.

Will the Chinesed leaders take pains to ensure the changes happen under the minimum chaos and under the maximum stability?

Besides, sb. should take pains to do sth.

Unless you take pains to prepare, you won't win the match.

They take pains over writing them and send them here for us to read.

Take pains The teacher took great pains to make sure that we all understood.

We must take pains to ensure and develop Party democracy.

So you have to take pains to offer them a reasonable deal.