"take absent" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is unclear what the intended meaning is, and it does not follow proper grammar rules. A correct phrase could be "take an absence" or "be absent." An example of "take an absence" would be: "I need to take an absence from work tomorrow due to a doctor's appointment."
Talk story about Leonardo DiCaprio's interview for ABC News of President Clinton, and irritation of ABC staffers over his recording repeat takes absent the U.S. leader, on questions he had already asked.
By Jane Mayer The New Yorker, April 24, 2000 P. 62 Talk story about Leonardo DiCaprio's interview for ABC News of President Clinton, and irritation of ABC staffers over his recording repeat takes absent the U.S. leader, on questions he had already asked..
Taking absent students and those with no parental permission into account, baseline data of 23 intervention schools with 81 classes and 1685 students were available.
This caused widespread panic, and it looked as though a total banking collapse would take place absent a government guarantee.
The goal is to raise tax revenue and shrink spending to stabilize the national debt and, more immediately, prevent a fiscal crisis come January, when more than $500 billion in tax increases and across-the-board spending cuts are to take effect absent a deal.
The courts will have the final say on whether intelligence interrogations can take place absent Miranda warnings.
Apparently she did too when she invited me to take her absent husband's place as her "plus one" for the evening, which included a cocktail hour in Jane's home, rubbing elbows with A-list guests, a sit-down dinner, a musical performance and no standing outside in the rain.
For example, the class InvasiveBreastCarcinoma had an attribute named venouslymphaticInvasion that could take values absent, present, or indeterminate.
However, the duration of treatment in those studies is typically short, the quality of the patient follow-up is questionable, and evidence that prescriptions were actually taken is absent.
I must have absent-mindedly taken a few paces, because the next thing I knew I was falling — landing right on the muddy tracks.
(On the day of the survey, for example, 19percentt of the students eligible to take it were absent).
