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However, despite a much happier return to the Potteries, Pardew indicated he is not about to take anything for granted in terms of survival.

"There's no reason that we can't help companies thrive in ways that do not threaten our children, our schools, movie theaters, the things we take for granted in terms of safety and security in our communities".

MLB 10 takes so much for granted in terms of what the player understands not only about baseball but also about baseball video games that anyone who is not altogether steeped in both (and who isn't getting paid to play) is bound to come away frustrated.

That said, we are taking nothing for granted in terms of the primary".

Even though his constituency of older, white conservatives is not the future of America, neither is demographic change coming fast enough to take anything for granted in terms of elections.

I think it's useful to remind people that many things that they take for granted, are, in terms of our history, comparatively new.

The recovered gas is used to feed refinery processes, granting advantages in terms of fuel economy and flare stress.

Finally, we estimate the macroeconomic impact of these grants in terms of R&D employment.

To quote the Spiegelman case notes, "We must dig into the lower strata of the history of the Federal tax system to unearth the Rosetta stone that will decipher the issues of fellowship grants in terms of the current self-employment tax".

We selected 52 grants from the remaining 71 grants; this sub-set is representative of the Round 8 grant portfolio in terms of region and disease-component (using chi-squared analysis; see Additional file 1: Tables S2, S3, and S4).

"Amelia is responsible for so many things that we take for granted these days in terms of what has happened in aviation and in the rights of women," Mr. Long said.