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Meanings of took account in English
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Usage of took account in English
1
And the schedule probably took account of this sort of thing anyway.
2
Now the young detective quietly took account of the evidence in his possession.
3
Sargon took account of all these circumstances in arranging his plan of campaign.
4
Their methods took account of everything except the conscience of mankind.
5
He stopped and took account of his condition-andfound himself shot in the chest.
6
He seldom took account of the absence of such things.
7
Janus sat up, took account of the time and lay back for another nap.
8
We looked to our provisions and took account of stock.
9
Weightman also took account of evidence from the International Atomic Energy Agency and energy companies.
10
It was not immediately clear if the latest figures took account of the earlier deaths.
11
We took account of potential selection bias from missing data and recruitment of new hospitals.
12
His hearing took account of a gopher's stealthy tread in the shadow of the cactus.
13
Sitting in his room that night he took account of his assets and his liabilities.
14
She said the in-school programme was good for relievers and took account of their classroom experience.
15
The commander now took account of the casualties.
16
Sincerely royalist, but with no exaggeration, she took account perfectly of the requirements of modern society.
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