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Janet Echelman Taking imagination seriously

Good governance is increasingly taking root.

Sami took what I told him to heart.

Stop taking pictures

The boy began to cry.

He took a picture of the koala.

He took his sister along.

The boy started crying.

May I take a photo?

You need to take a break.

Sami took Layla.

Who took my keys?

Sami took the money.

Sami took classes.

Sami took my money.

And El Sirgany's tweet was naturally met with skepticism

A number of people apparently cheered the violence on and videotaped the incident.

At the invitation of the Chairperson, the delegation of Paraguay took places at the Committee table.

61 172. Hostage taking

Fadil took Dania's money.

Fadil walked the dog.

Fadil walked the dog.

Fadil walked the dog.

Tom took his camera with him.

Sami took Layla's money.

Sami has stolen Layla's life.

Sami walked the dog.

Sami took some classes.

57 220. Hostage taking

Brian took some roses.

Hostage taking

There, activists faced this challenge and decided to do something different.

(g) Except as provided hereunder, a staff member who delays taking his or her home leave beyond the calendar year in which it falls due shall not be entitled to take his or her next home leave until the second succeeding calendar year after the year in which the delayed home leave takes place.

Uh oh. Why did he take that one?

He looked at the demographics.

The baby cried all night.

I'm not taking a vacation this year.

Tom took what wasn't his.

Sami took Layla to the doctor's.

Sami took Layla down to the clinic.

Sami picked Layla up from the airport.

Sami took a pillow off the bed.

Sami picked Layla up from college.

Sami took all the soap with him.