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Discover LudwigThe phrase "takes for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be a misinterpretation of "takes for granted" or "takes for a ride," which are both idiomatic expressions. Example: "He takes her for granted, never appreciating her efforts."
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takes for
verb
Third person singular of take for
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Whatever it takes for us to win".
The roaring alongside he takes for granted,.
Sharpening pencils takes for ever.
D'floret, despite its inconsistencies, has what it takes for success.
Some people will do whatever it takes for a victory.
But we must also decipher what he takes for granted.
Judge Hamas on the measures it takes for its people.
That's what it takes for you to get there, usually".
They also pay what it takes for unusual paint.
But it's been hard to gauge how long it takes for those species to disappear.
Mr. Jacobs's show was over in less time than it takes for a cigarette break.
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