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Now, it seems, the president is finally taking off his democratic mask.

And after years of delay, phones based on third-generation (3G) technology are finally taking off in Europe.

"The market for aseptics is finally taking off," said Diane Toops, trends editor at Food Processing, a monthly trade magazine.

And after finally taking off and approaching the Cleveland area, the players said, the plane circled repeatedly through lightning.

It can last anything from five minutes to an hour and despite its ancient Swedish roots, it's finally taking off over here.

[C13.] Cheap Calls Over the Internet Internet calling and videoconferencing from home are finally taking off, and there are many tools to choose from.

According to art expert Simon Wilson, "the Duchampian notion that art can be made of anything has finally taken off.

(See: "Electric Deregulation Finally Takes Off").

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The friends, who are both Israeli Jews and now live in Berlin and London, have been compiling these images since 2011, and their oddness has finally taken off.

Still, when the transporter finally took off for the first time from Seville, the site of its final assembly line, the flight was "sparking, fantastic," said Ed Strongman, chief military test pilot at Airbus.