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The FAA ordered a no-fly zone within 3.5 miles of that fated Boston street, so our Virgin America flight to San Francisco, did indeed take off on time.

The podcast has indeed taken off … in a big way.

After his conviction, the name was indeed taken off the building.

The manic, scurrying pattern underneath — the Stravinsky emergency music — indeed takes off from Stravinsky's Symphony in Three Movements, which was itself inspired by the images and sounds of the Second World War: newsreels of goose-stepping German soldiers, of "scorched earth" tactics in China, of Allied forces on the march.

But behind the light-hearted fun is a much more significant fact that Zopa's rapid growth is proving that the concept of person-to-person borrowing and lending is indeed taking off.

When the former "Today" host returned to the stage later in the evening, she revealed she had indeed taken off the Spanx and was feeling much more comfortable.

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Indeed, he took off with From First to Last to start a life of touring that hasn't stopped "for more than a month or so" in the intervening seven years.

How any of his passengers could have been confident of reaching their destination, or indeed of taking off in the first place, is open to grave debate, but Beckett was bent on flying: I hope I am not too old to take it up seriously, nor too stupid about machines to qualify as a commercial pilot.

[Indeed, he takes off his belt.] One scientist described this to me once by saying if you have a complex system that's illustrated by this belt loop, it has a basic shape that changes but the basic shape stays the same.

Indeed, simplicity and ease of use are what helped Instagram take off quickly.