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When the Word of God converts a man, it takes away from him his despair, but it does not take from him his repentance.

That's just an example, look at everything else that's so easy to do and takes away from our energy expenditure.

"It takes away from the beauty of flowers anyway, " I used to tell him.

Manually formatting the elements of a screenplay is time consuming and takes away from the actual writing time.

And that protection is part of what H. R. 358 takes away from millions of American women.

The bubble had a huge gash of silver duct tape rolling around which really takes away from the "look. "

Whatever one takes away from Virgin Mother Goddesses of Antiquity by Dr. Marguerite Rigoglioso, the book certainly is a tour de force.

A trade surplus adds to GDP and a trade deficit takes away from it.

It sometimes takes away from fear, tension, and feelings of helplessness.

Any space dedicated to navigation takes away from reading content.

Keynes's argument is that by saving part of an income, a saver necessarily takes away from the income of another.

I will see you again, and your heart shall rejoice, and your joy no one takes away from you.

Don't do anything that takes away from your self-respect;

but I don't think that takes away from the fact that