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takes in
verb as in deceive, fool
Example Sentences
The fewer EVs other carmakers sell, the more credit money Tesla takes in as pure profit, boosting its own stock price and putting pressure on the shares of competitors.
And in District 5 — which makes an arc north and west of downtown and takes in several Southeast L.A.
One of these teen stressors is passing her driver's license exam, which she obviously takes in a car.
The main annual race starts from Clarence Esplanade and takes in city landmarks, including the Historic Dockyard and Spinnaker Tower.
The recycling centre takes in waste from across the UK and the tortoise has a microchip that is not registered to a location.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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