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The phrase "take of" is not correct or usable in written English.
The correct phrase is "take off". This phrase is usually used to mean departing or leaving. For example, "We're taking off for the airport at 6:00 AM."
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Take of their striker, of course!
What view do other governments take of the pact?
How much notice do you take of them?!
Take of his "shell" and there's ample space for them to get stuck into sand play.
It was part of the give and take of the British literary world.
We love the give and take of making our own decisions.
If something happens to her, he is going to take of my daughter".
Please tag any photos you take of the event "2007crunchies".
But whatever view people take of my decisions, I think that there is only one view to take of them: they are the bravest and the best.'".
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For male Chinese entrepreneurs, the give-and-take of cigarettes represents a kind of semaphore.
A birdie, a shot recovered, and a deep tension relieving out-take of breath.
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