Perhaps so much can be taken from a quote last year.
The fear is it might prove to be taken from a Brothers Grimm tale.
It would be taken from a place called Technical Area 18, or T.A.-18, at Los Alamos Nuclear Laboratory.
This money is expected to be taken from a donation tax, according to a report in Les Echos.
Or they may be taken from a world championship book, which gives two imp comparisons on each deal.
Phil Harrison A live studio debate, chaired by Julie Etchingham, in which questions will be taken from a studio audience.
Much has been made of the competitive lessons that can be taken from a company's reading list.
It appears to be taken from a report by Universities UK, an advocacy organisation that represents vice-chancellors.
It appeared to be taken from a plane and featured a dense, unbroken canopy of green deciduous treetops.
Several hundred thousand eggs, and sometimes over a million, may be taken from a locality in a single year.
Add a few street lamps andsome trees and her home and those of the rest of the co-operative could be taken from a neat American suburb.
