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Take, for example, platypuses living across a large area.

Take Golden Rice, a biofortified crop, or a type of plant that’s enhanced for better nutritional value.

Take what the Donald tells you, divide by three and refine from there.

Take the Tübatulabal Tribe of what’s now southern California.

Taking inspiration from volcanoes, this one's called stratospheric aerosol injection.

Taking pity, Takuetsu told Oiwa about the doctor’s scheme.

Take the Romans and Orthodox Jews who were not happy with the teachings of Jesus.

Take the rest of the day off.

Take a look, for example, of food supply.

Take language models like Claude or GPT, trained on vast quantities of written texts.

Take the idea of AI welfare.

Take Brazilian author José de Alencar’s 1865 novel “Iracema.”

Take Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral, who’s often called “la madre de la patria,” or “mother of the homeland.”

Take me to the club.

Take a look at this.

Take a look at this.

Take a starfish, for example.

We took out all of the new equipment that they tried to build along the Strait of Hormuz.

It took a long time to draw up the course programme, and even longer to agree on it.

They took us to musicals, operas, ballets, symphony, and going to the movies was the big thing.

It took years of research for the brand to finally break into the European market.

So take me through this process of developing that idea of quest-driven design.

But take a closer look at gold, and its crown begins to slip.

Or take the old man who is told to use his walking stick.

I took Drake's equation and I called it a revised Drake Equation.

It took me three and a half years to finish vet school.

Just take it on the rise and just just crank that ball.

They took a picture of us at the end of the show.

We took anatomical paintings that I was doing for this season.