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Meanings of took another course in English

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Usage of took another course in English
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But as the world now knows, her Iife took another course.
The Irish Times
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To rid herself of him the wily queen took another course.
Historic Tales: The Romance of Reality. Vol. 06 (of 15), French
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Miao Shan, knowing she could not openly disobey his orders, took another course.
Myths and Legends of China
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Although new in executive experience, Governor Cox took another course.
The Progressive Democracy of James M. Cox
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Indeed, the conversation presently took another course, and grew to include the whole table.
Italian Journeys
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Ms Harrison told the court: I took another course of action to tell my story.
News.com.au
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Alone, their conversation took another course.
Spring Street / A Story of Los Angeles
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But things took another course.
The Lock and Key Library: Classic Mystery and Detective Stories:...
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It was now expected that the apothecaries would have undertaken the care of providing medicines; but they took another course.
Lives of the English Poets / Gay, Thomson, Young, Gray, &c.
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He took another course.
The Master Mystery
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So he took another course and began to support the Conservative Party, which he selected as the safest, by means of large subscriptions.
Love Eternal
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When I saw that it was useless to appeal to him on moral grounds, and that threats were unavailing, I took another course.
Heart of the Sunset
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One of these balls we saw rolling down; but as it took another course than ours, we had no apprehension of danger from it.
The History of Sir Charles Grandison, Volume 4 (of 7)
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Gradually my thoughts took another course; I looked at him attentively, and it seemed to me that he was also examining me with curiosity.
The Confession of a Child of the Century — Volume 3
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