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took

adjective as in removed

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As Medicare Advantage plans took off, the program expanded dramatically, and it’s now the main business of a company called Tivity Health.

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The evaluations originated around World War I to manage factory workers, but really took off thanks to the military.

He had been part of the Republican establishment for decades before he became vice president, having served in politics since he took a one-year fellowship in Washington, D.C., for a Wisconsin GOP congressman in 1968.

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Since the captain and head coach took charge in 2022, tour preparations have been scaled back to one or no warm-up matches.

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"He took my hand and said, as if it was his last breath: 'Your highness, I ask you just one thing: keep the country united,'" Juan Carlos recalls.

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