take for granted

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1. take for granted

1. Some MBAs often say " My classmate has a salary of so much ", and take it for granted that they themselves ought to get the same.

2. Like this example there are so many people we take for granted and who we never quite managed to thank even though we meant to.

3. We get about six to 10 major snowstorms in Montreal over a typical winter and we take it for granted sometimes.

4. Some officials take it for granted that it is not a crime to squander public money in eating and drinking unless they pocket the money.

5. We simply cannot take it for granted that they are not that essential to our existence.

6. We should never take for granted that time will solve all of East Asia's problems.

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7. They take it for granted that they will make mistakes, unless they don't do any work.

8. Many take it for granted that an economic boom will automatically propel development in all areas of society.

9. It is wrong to take for granted that most Internet users are easily attracted by sensational headlines.

10. We should never take it for granted that everything our Western counterparts have done is right.

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