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View definitions for take effect

take effect

verb as in tell

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Rabinowitz predicted that Trump would probably start building tent cities in more conservative states such as Florida, which passed a statewide camping ban that took effect in October.

Multhaup said his investigator simply located the juror through routine research, and contacted them prior to the terms of Olmedo’s order taking effect on Sept. 17.

But an executive order could be slow to take effect, because the Biden administration in April changed regulations to give employees a right to appeal reassignment or layoff.

However, it could take a month or two to fully take effect, and ketamine plus intensive psychotherapy were really the only things that broke through to treating his CPTSD.

From Salon

However, with less than two months until the changes are supposed to take effect, they are causing extreme anxiety and confusion among students.

From BBC

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