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Other countries really do takethe Olympic footballtournament seriously.

Only pettiness makes us sneer at Olympic football | Richard Williams 2011

Other countries really do takethe Olympic footballtournament seriously.

Only pettiness makes us sneer at Olympic football | Richard Williams 2011

Some daddies, if had the $ o buy the one's I'd like would takethe Brinks truck to haul the $.

How Good is Good Enough? 2008

Very cool to turn this around and have the victim takethe mugger.

Murder Scene Blogfest: Pas de Chat, Ch. 1 nitewriter6.blogspot.com 2010

But let me takethe main point: Things have happened here, they just haven't garnered the top headlines.

Give Obama a Chance to Do What? 2009

But let me takethe main point: Things have happened here, they just haven't garnered the top headlines.

Give Obama a Chance to Do What? 2009

But let me takethe main point: Things have happened here, they just haven't garnered the top headlines.

Give Obama a Chance to Do What? 2009

This epicurean hamper has everything needed to takethe strain out of your party preparations, including award-winning, handmade Newmarket Chipolatas; luxury, ready-mixed Christmas sausagemeat and chestnut stuffing; oak-smoked streaky bacon to keep the breast moist; and a FoodLovers countdown to the meal guide and recipe sheet.

Archive 2008-12-01 Thatsnews 2008

This epicurean hamper has everything needed to takethe strain out of your party preparations, including award-winning, handmade Newmarket Chipolatas; luxury, ready-mixed Christmas sausagemeat and chestnut stuffing; oak-smoked streaky bacon to keep the breast moist; and a FoodLovers countdown to the meal guide and recipe sheet.

Get Christmas in a box! With FoodloversoverBritain.com! Thatsnews 2008

If youwork backwards and takethe 2006 GDP figure [13 trillion] and divide by the $63,885 in productivity, it should provide you with the number of people employed - it doesn't.

An Open Letter to Associated Press 2007