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Idiom
Take stock.
To assess a situation, to conduct a personal inventory of ones beliefs and values, etc.
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"We will take stock of the company from the roots upward and rebuild," Mr. Nagai said.
The prime-time ceremony on CBS will take stock of what many observers have called a golden age of TV.
The State Department said the group will "take stock of where we are" — which is not exactly encouraging.
"One would also hope that because of what has occurred, individual officers will take stock of themselves".
Today is the day when many of us will take stock of the 12 months that have passed us by.
This update to the Agenda project will take stock of the changes in Egypt and another one will turn to Syria.
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We'll take stock of this later on".. Captain Didier Drogba's costly missed penalty in the 70th minute proved the turning point in Libreville.
"We'll take stock of it later in the year, but at the moment we're very determined to make our car competitive".
"We'll take stock of everything after the cup final, have a sit down and see what we do for next year".
He will take stock at the end of the year.
"We know Tres cannot carry on forever, and as such we will take stock again at the end of 2014," said director of cricket Dave Nosworthy.
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