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The phrase "take concerns of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of addressing or considering someone's concerns, but it is not a commonly used expression. Example: "We need to take concerns of our clients seriously to improve our services."
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"Operation Weeting is one of the MPS's most high-profile and sensitive investigations, so of course we should take concerns of leaks seriously to ensure that public interest is protected by ensuring there is no further potential compromise," the Met said in a statement.
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"I am not taking concerns of deflation all that seriously," Mr. Baumohl said.
Because the applications are hosted, it also takes concerns of scaling off your hands.
A few redactions seem to take care of operational concerns.
Seasons promised to take care of her concerns.
"Karl told me explicitly of his concerns to take care of Ralph," this person said.
Personal tradable permits therefore take care of equity concerns directly through the design of the policy.
That amount should cover operating expenses and take care of inventory concerns over the holiday season.
Listen to and take care of clients' concerns and queries politely and effectively.
Take care of any concerns they express immediately and without creating a large fuss.
To take care of this concern, CBM policy came up.
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