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Meanings of taken seriously in English

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Usage of taken seriously in English
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Ireland is now taken seriously in the technology world, said Mr Kitt.
The Irish Times
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Regulation is needed in this market if it's to be taken seriously.
News.com.au
3
The Economy Ministry said the S&P downgrade should not be taken seriously.
Reuters
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An industry source told Reuters that the report should be taken seriously.
Reuters
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An important rule of combat is that every opponent is taken seriously.
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
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So I do think that needs to be taken seriously, she said.
The Guardian
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South Taranaki mayor Ross Dunlop said the proposal was being taken seriously.
Radio NZ
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Now, victims will be encouraged to file charges, they'll be taken seriously.
Radio NZ
9
Men in tights probably wouldn't be taken seriously by the average American.
Shift
10
What he really means is that it would finally be taken seriously.
The Guardian
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Never have I felt disrespected in this state or not taken seriously.
Ebony
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He is a politician to be opposed fiercely, yet never taken seriously.
The Guardian
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This is an important message which should be taken seriously by all.
The Irish Times
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The warnings about a rival bidder were not taken seriously, they said.
Reuters
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Neither of these arguments deserves to be taken seriously on its merits.
The Guardian
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He was an unnamed character and wasn't meant to be taken seriously.
Wired
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Taken seriously through the time
Taken seriously across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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