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We asked Nokia for its take on that and it declined to comment.
Lerner, based in Syosset, N.Y., is known for its "Take a tip from Poppy" radio ad slogan.
And the Milanese interior design firm Studio Peregalli, renowned for its take on modern day historicism, frequently uses the fabric to bring a heightened sense of sumptuous grandeur to any room.
In a world where 60% of the main fishery resources are over- or fully exploited and whales consume three-to-five times the amount of marine resources a year that is caught for human consumption, Japan's whale research programmes should be welcomed.American threats to impose sanctions on Japan for its take of ten sperm whales from a population of over 2m are absurd.
Along with seemingly profound reflections on cultural forms, descriptions of these walks constitute most of Open City, the first full-length novel by Teju Cole, which has been much praised in the United States for its prose style and for its take on the city as a site of power, desire and community.
Quiet Riot is credited with helping start the 1980s glam-metal scene and is probably best known for its take on Slade's "Cum On Feel the Noize," which appeared on "Metal Health" (1983) and eventually spent two weeks at No. 5 on Billboard's list of hits.
It's an unlikely setting for a chef who made his name with Le Chateaubriand, a vintage bistro with a bohemian bent in the 11th arrondissement, famed for its take-it-or-leave-it, daily-changing, market-driven set menus and championing edgy natural wines.
Guido Fawkes – Britain's most popular political blog, for its take-no-prisoners approach to printing political gossip.
Shake Shack will take over the space occupied by the Mexican restaurant Zocalo, known for its take-out frozen fruity drinks.
The Tony-winning musical's West End premiere has garnered the expected attention here for its take-no-prisoners assault on the realms of politesse that one might expect from the men behind "South Park," Trey Parker and Matt Stone, in collaboration with Robert Lopez, who co-created the impishly scabrous puppet musical, "Avenue Q".
Fave didn't disclose a figure for its take-home revenue.
