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Meanings of take control in English
Usage of take control in English
1
Guezmez says public violence against women intensifies when crime gangs take control.
2
Republicans take control of Congress today for the first time since 2006.
3
The State needs to take control of more than paying teachers' salaries.
4
She hatches a very practical plan to take control of the situation.
5
I started to take control of the situation, like I used to.
6
Earlier, the Manichi newspaper said the government would take control of TEPCO.
7
As female artists we tend to take control in many different ways.
8
To take control, Democrats need to gain 23 seats held by Republicans.
9
Morales responded by having the state take control of the mine's operations.
10
Purdue scored the first nine points of the game to take control.
11
The two said they did not intend to take control of Accor.
12
But Illinois reeled off nine points in a row to take control.
13
The Communists have risen in France and are trying to take control.
14
Preston owner Trevor Hemmings is set to take control of Cork City.
15
Why should I let you take control of my only real asset?
16
Their only chance of survival was to take control of the ship.
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