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However, this may well be the time for Capetonians to take stock.
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Grantline could now take stock of the battle; he had been victorious.
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We finally find a little pizzeria and take stock of our situation.
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There comes a time when you have to stop and take stock.
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As the credit card bills pile up, it's time to take stock.
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It's nice just to sit down, take stock, have a local pint.
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After the meeting, they gathered in a small office to take stock.
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Ivy called for a twenty-four-hour pause to grieve and to take stock.
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Then two things happened that made me take stock of my life.
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For the first time we stopped to take stock, to look ahead.
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Who, then, is to take stock, and supply the sinews of war?
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They remain the best team in the competition, but need to take stock.
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It kind of makes me stop from year to year and take stock.
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Perhaps the time has come to take stock of what they have said.
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I used the descent to take stock of my new companions.
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FRANCE:The day after a catastrophe, survivors pick through the rubble and take stock.
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