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Meanings of taking very in English

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Usage of taking very in English
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Thea seemed to be taking very little through the wood with her.
The Song of the Lark
2
We are taking very serious measures, but things are beginning to look up.
Reuters
3
Verbund is taking very cautious steps because of problems in the euro zone.
Reuters
4
Other people were taking very little notice of the singer.
Run to Earth: A Novel
5
She was distant, and her smile at leave- taking very cold.
The Emancipated
6
Tartarin began cutting down his food, taking very watery soup.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 03 — Fiction
7
Here's a band truly capable of taking very big steps.
The Irish Times
8
Rafe was relatively certain that Gina had been taking very little out of the business.
To catch a thief
9
She had arranged to be one taking very much time to be a quiet one.
Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein / With Two Shorter Stories
10
But you're taking very high doses of hormones, having needles stuck in your ovaries, he said.
Reuters
11
It's a process of taking very centralized things.
Wired
12
All the time I felt somehow that she was taking very careful note of my answers.
The Great Secret
13
Black and sweet please, she said, taking very petty satisfaction that he must serve her coffee.
Deadly little secrets
14
CAN taking very small doses of psychedelic drugs like LSD or magic mushrooms help you work better?
News.com.au
15
Fairport are an example of that, taking very old songs in the English language and reinventing them.
The Guardian
16
I'm taking very few pictures now because I have very little film left, most of it expired.
Reuters
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Taking very through the time
Taking very across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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