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Imagine the toll this would take on people.

But I didn't realize the extent to which this one would take on a life of its own," Mr. Souza said.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland officer leading the investigation, DCI Michael Harvey, said: "We said after Paul died that this investigation would take on a renewed momentum and this momentum is continuing.

This decision would take on added meaning for British Olympic sport as it set a precedent that ultimately brought down Team GB's lifetime doping ban.

It's just common sense that this industry would take on far more urgency if America had higher tax rates.

Spooling back 20 years, remembering the man who arrived confident in his ability to make a success of this opportunity, Wenger initially thought he would take on this job for maybe three years, four or five if things went well.

You have said you would take on this debt.

"He asked me if I would take on this project.

I thought it would take on this hilarity, elevate the humour like WC Fields or Rodney Dangerfield," he explains, right foot tapping.

But he gave no idea how the party leaders would take on this pervasive problem, and he made no commitment to pursuing other necessary reforms.

Michael Yaffe, associate dean at the School of Music, said it should not be surprising that a high-end program for graduate students would take on this kind of activity.