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Meanings of take months in English

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Usage of take months in English
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Experts said the legal fight could take months or years to resolve.
Reuters
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The sources said it could take months to fully resolve the crisis.
Reuters
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No time frame was given but experts said it could take months.
The Guardian
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The struggling company is expected to take months to decide its future.
Reuters
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Bottom-line impact from the long-awaited mortgage law could take months, analysts said.
Reuters
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Scottish Canals said it could take months to fully repair the damage.
BBC
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Experts have said it will take months before the pools reach capacity.
Reuters
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Moves to extradite Puigdemont from Belgium could take months, if not years.
The Guardian
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Interest in the specialized job is high, but training can take months.
Reuters
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The process can take months, and can virtually monopolize a buyer's time.
Reuters
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Those prized documents required many signatures and could take months to get.
Shinjū
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A rate cut, should there be one, might take months to come.
Reuters
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There is no fixed timeframe and the judicial inquiry could take months.
The Guardian
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It will take months to find out how effective the lobbying was.
Reuters
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Bigger, customized satellites take months or years to get off the ground.
Wired
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The men take months before making up their minds to do anything.
The Life of Sir Richard Burton
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