be taken in

An exception could be if a law ends up being written in a way that allows for the tax deduction to be taken as a so-called above-the-line adjustment, which essentially allows the deduction to be taken in addition to the standard deduction.

As Machiavelli warned, the ruler must not be taken in by flatterers.

Melanie described the feeling of discovering Fayed had died and would never be taken in for questioning over her 2023 report as "gutting".

USC had five players that would go on to be taken in the first round of the 1968 NFL draft, not to mention Simpson, a junior running back.

Packed lunches will be provided to pupils until the kitchen re-opens and they will be taken in classrooms rather than the dining area.