1. One official concerned explained in Cantonese that she had to take time to consult with others on her adeptness for speaking English in district councils.
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2. And even if one is fully conversant with the language, it may take some effort to figure out what all those abbreviations stand for.
3. Bush could take the issue of criminal charges off the table with one stroke of his pardons pen.
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4. Other meetings will also take place in the following days, including one with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
5. With that kind of money floating around one could afford to have Sigmund Freud exhumed to take on your case.
6. The authority currently grants foreign companies five different licenses with the top one allowing banks to take deposits and make loans.
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7. Students studying in English medium schools were divided into two groups, with one group using Chinese to take the tests and another using English.
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8. One of the prerequisites the Chinese government imposed on this joint cooperation with Singapore was that it must not take away any available arable land.
9. " You have only one life and you must take the good with the bad, " he said.
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10. She even asked the photographer who came with me to take a photo for her since no one had taken her photo for many years.