taken with
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Synonyms for taken with
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3) The matter was not taken with the seriousness it deserved.
Dave Creamer and a respectable old buffalo taken with Grant Taylor & Mashambanzou Safaris Mozambique
These medications should be taken with food to minimize side effects.
Up to 2,000 mg of calcium per day is considered safe, best absorbed in maximum doses of 500 mg, taken with meals.
Lithium must be taken with care, with attention to taking the proper dose, having regular blood tests, and reporting changes in diet, exercise, and the occurrence of illness.
These images complement others taken with two television cameras abroad the much earlier Mariner 10 mission, which in 1973 obtained pictures of the eastern edge of the moon's far side as it sped by to rendezvous with Venus and Mercury.
In completing the simulation, the participants assumed the role of a state vocational rehabilitation counselor charged with determining the course of actions to be taken with the client.
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- take the road
- take the stage
- take the stand
- take the veil
- take time by the forelock
- take time off
- take to
- take to be
- take to heart
- take to task
- take to the woods
- take turns
- take up
- take up arms
- take water
- takeaway
- take-away
- takedown
- take-home
- take-home pay
- take-in
- Takelma
- taken
- taken for granted
- taken up
- taken with
- takeoff
- takeoff booster
- takeoff rocket
- takeout
- takeout food
- takeover
- takeover arbitrage
- takeover attempt
- takeover bid
- takeover target
- taker
- take-up
- Takilman
- takin
- taking
- taking apart
- taking hold
- taking into custody
- taking over
- takings
- Taklamakan Desert
- Taklimakan Desert
- tala
- talapoin
- talaria
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- taken us with
- taken vacations
- taken vows
- taken warrants out
- taken warrants out for
- taken warrants out on
- taken what he says with a dash of salt
- taken what he says with a grain of salt
- taken what he says with a pinch of salt
- taken what I say with a dash of salt
- taken what I say with a grain of salt
- taken what I say with a pinch of salt
- taken what one says with a dash of salt
- taken what one says with a grain of salt
- taken what one says with a pinch of salt
- taken what she says with a dash of salt
- taken what she says with a grain of salt
- taken what she says with a pinch of salt
- taken what somebody says with a dash of salt
- taken what somebody says with a grain of salt
- taken what somebody says with a pinch of salt
- taken what someone says with a dash of salt
- taken what someone says with a grain of salt
- taken what someone says with a pinch of salt
- taken what they say with a dash of salt
- taken what they say with a grain of salt
- taken what they say with a pinch of salt
- taken what we say with a dash of salt
- taken what we say with a grain of salt
- taken what we say with a pinch of salt
- taken with
- taken with (someone or something)
- taken with a dash of salt
- taken with a grain of salt
- taken with a pinch of salt
- taken with her
- taken with him
- taken with it
- taken with me
- taken with one
- taken with them
- taken with us
- taken with you
- taken with, be
- Taken Without Owner's Consent
- taken word for it
- taken word on it
- taken years off
- taken years off her
- taken years off him
- taken years off me
- taken years off of
- taken years off of her
- taken years off of him
- taken years off of me
- taken years off of one
- taken years off of somebody
- taken years off of someone
- taken years off of them
- taken years off of us
- taken years off of you
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