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Discover LudwigThe phrase "take people" is not grammatically correct on its own.
To use it in written English, it must be part of a longer sentence. For example, "The bus driver took people to the train station."
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"They can take people out.
As a pack we take people on.
We can't take people for fools.
The gag needs to take people somewhere.
"We will take people along.
You can take people down.
Now I just take people as individuals".
"There are agents who take people there.
They don't take people with flat feet".
Where does your connected packaging take people?
"Take people as you find them".
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