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1 The central power must take the reins when the people drop them.
2 Someone that can come in and take the reins at vital times.
3 When we get through the gates I will take the reins again.
4 It was Fletcher's boy; he made Zebbadee let him take the reins .
5 It's time for someone else to take the reins , she told reporters.
6 He became Childers' right-hand man and was groomed to take the reins .
7 There is no appetite for heads of government to take the reins .
8 Ask him to take the reins at once, please, before I get in.
9 But the minutes passed, and he made no attempt to take the reins .
10 When they entered the gates, however, she asked him to take the reins .
11 There is nobody else to take the reins , so you may defy misfortunes.
12 He will take the reins at Belgium's Standard Liege next season.
13 His assistant Jason Demetriou will take the reins in his absence.
14 Newt was about to take the reins when Dish Boggett intervened.
15 Carl was glad to take the reins , for he liked driving.
16 Will you take the reins while I walk up the hill?
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