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| At a young age he began | taking acting lessons and appeared in community theat |
| ound that he really enjoyed it, and soon began | taking acting classes to develop his talent. |
| Vince has also been secretly | taking acting lessons, taught by Michael Malakov (Ala |
| After | taking acting lessons, Kagasoff began auditioning for |
| To learn the art of dialogue, he began | taking acting classes. |
| me of Spanish origin) studied literature while | taking acting lessons. |
| In 2007 during his run on Broadway Angel began | taking Acting classes after finding acting during the |
| Will you be | taking action against other companies such as De Beer |
| p victory was later revoked, but Leeds are not | taking action on the matter. |
| They argue that the issue of | taking action against climate change should be separa |
| Shortly after the action, other states began | taking action against VSI. |
| eaker at the annual National Animal Rights and | Taking Action for Animals conferences in Washington, |
| arlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department to begin | taking action against the gang. |
| The shop apologized and said it was | taking action to "make sure this doesn't happen again |
| "Ryoko is | taking action for the first chu in 700 years!"; "Damn |
| The concerned authorities should now start | taking action, seriously. |
| I Believe in | Taking Action, Hodder & Stoughton, 1996, ISBN 0340661 |
| One lawyer in eastern Pakistan is already | taking action. |
| ost his nerve and allowed the car pass without | taking action. |
| t consulted with the federal government before | taking action. |
| The school students are | taking active participation in all fields. |
| f the band is amiable and each member plans on | taking active roles in each other's solo material. |
| Besides | taking active part in the food movement, he also supp |
| By | taking ACV in small amounts, risks are minimal, but w |
| After | taking Adam with him to the dungeon, the killer disco |
| he husband must notify his first wife prior to | taking additional wives. |
| rael repeated similar acts they would consider | taking adequate steps to enforce their resolutions. |
| Taking advantage of the situation, subjugated tribes | |
| Many students accelerate their course work by | taking advantage of the summer quarter. |
| distcc is designed to speed up compilation by | taking advantage of unused processing power on other |
| In addition, he is also an astrophotographer, | taking advantage of the reduced light pollution in an |
| They are explosive breeders, | taking advantage of small water ponds formed on the f |
| The fog lifted, and | taking advantage of this, the Germans began a manoeuv |
| Taking advantage of the area's mild climate, Hollyhoc | |
| cious people who claim to be her well wishers, | taking advantage of her vulnerability. |
| alyst, Noouroudine Mensa, said the company was | taking advantage of Togolese citizens. |
| Most reactions | taking advantage of the high reactivity of the C-Cl b |
| However, programmers | taking advantage of these changes lost backwards comp |
| Taking advantage of the fact that Deepak is his looka | |
| Taking advantage of Nashville's short ballpark dimens | |
| plit up into separate England and Wales teams, | taking advantage of a glut of Welsh talent in the Bri |
| Taking advantage of his province's relative isolation | |
| back and forth between the two teams with each | taking advantage of the pace multiple times. |
| Nonetheless, Mennen wasted no time in | taking advantage of the song's popularity. |
| In May 2009, ITV announced that they were | taking advantage of Twitterfall on their site during |
| Ann goes to Frank's apartment to stop him from | taking advantage of Helen. |
| Shortly thereafter, citrus farmers began | taking advantage of Ontario's rocky soil to plant lem |
| Taking advantage of the location, he set about to bui | |
| Taking advantage of this, they prepared a California | |
| Taking advantage of the precarious situation of the B | |
| Taking advantage of the time, Rastrakuta ruler Dhruva | |
| The newspaper was recognized for | taking advantage of the latest printing technology av |
| Taking advantage of this situation, Rajendra I son of | |
| In 827 the Arabs also invaded Sicily, | taking advantage of local infighting, and besieged Sy |
| Taking advantage of Roman instability during the year | |
| d the other gunboats of the 11th district and, | taking advantage of unusually high water, crossed Elk |
| After | taking advantage of this weakness, Godzilla destroys |
| With the intention of | taking advantage of local unrest, the latter group of |
| to increase their territory and market share, | taking advantage of the extended sell by date. |
| fficials, who accused him of being a smuggler, | taking advantage of his position as bishop. |
| Taking advantage of a thick dawn fog and claiming to | |
| f sight; it was a pretense to keep Memnon from | taking advantage of her. |
| The 'Janjaweed' seem to be | taking advantage of huge security vacuums on the Chad |
| tioned on a bluff overlooking the White River, | taking advantage of expansive views to the west. |
| Taking advantage of this situation he financed Rafael | |
| th Holton and Galt were heavily criticized for | taking advantage of their government connections to w |
| on to intercede when dishonest characters were | taking advantage of honest citizens. |
| Taking advantage of the chaos and unsettled situation | |
| Venutius staged another rebellion in 69, | taking advantage of Roman instability in the Year of |
| The better-equipped Greeks | taking advantage of the fog pushed back the Turks aro |
| was first settled in 1814 when George Wallace, | taking advantage of the water power, built a sawmill |
| They conclude that | taking advantage of early applications significantly |
| However, the opposition had accused him of | taking advantage of his position to award contracts t |
| Many of the dead were poor villagers | taking advantage of the offer of free food. |
| who tries to keep Wilder out of trouble, while | taking advantage of the mistaken identity. |
| amework is similar to the original log4j while | taking advantage of new features in the .NET runtime. |
| the audience out of an informal line, usually | taking advantage of this movement to perform 'strolls |
| ry fled to Pune from Sinhagad after the battle | taking advantage of darkness of midnight. |
| The college has a commercial arm, | taking advantage of the attractive nature of the coll |
| ful during full moons, but has tended to avoid | taking advantage of this as it will make him more vio |
| Taking advantage of the opportunity, Galindo's shot e | |
| Officials fear insurgents may be | taking advantage of the political deadlock to try to |
| Taking advantage of this, the evil priest Gharnef use | |
| Taking advantage of the success of PTW, Stone created | |
| total, the train carried about 700 vacationers | taking advantage of a special offer to visit Niagara |
| Taking advantage of the brotherly strife, and perhaps | |
| Taking advantage of several springs on the land, the | |
| Taking advantage of the instability in Trebizond, the | |
| Iruttu, | taking advantage of the situation, goes greedy and tr |
| tigma to treatment and discourage parents from | taking advantage of school psychological services. |
| Kortryc had been a risk | taking adventurer. |
| Taking advice from Memphis Slim, in the late 1970s Bl | |
| Saint Helens erupted, Gowin began | taking aerial photographs. |
| Gorillas roam freely, climbing ropes and | taking afternoon hammock naps in one of the largest G |
| ation currently recommends that patients begin | taking AIDS medicines, called antiretroviral drugs, w |
| Habermas ' | Taking Aim at the Heart of the Present' 1984, |
| Habermas' essay, | Taking Aim at the Heart of the Present (1984) was res |
| MOM continues to publish | Taking Aim and still publishes their product catalog |
| leased a track titled "400 Shotz, the Funeral" | taking aim at The Game, Jermaine Dupri and Daz Dillin |
| Nimura pulls a gun and says he is | taking Ako. |
| Rezia enters, | taking Ali and Osmin by surprise. |
| don't like Madhavan playing 'big brother' and | taking all the decisions. |
| their marriage, she would return to the lake, | taking all the wealth she had brought him. |
| The Swedish team dominated the event, | taking all three medals and having all six riders pla |
| m also takes another host named Hildy Gervais, | taking all of Lowenstein's money before vaporising hi |
| the telephone, locating the desired party and | taking all messages. |
| on had moved out of Toungoo in good condition, | taking all the wounded along. |
| lead guilty in order to protect the emperor by | taking all responsibility for imperial decisions advo |
| They are halfway to | taking all of the planet's water, under the guise of |
| France dominated the competition, | taking all of the finals spots. |
| ching his oldest to play the drums, and enjoys | taking all his kids out to the beach. |
| I'm | taking all the redlinks from the article and moving t |
| Taking all four versions together, "Look For A Star" | |
| It might be | taking all three youngsters shopping for school shoes |
| Those | taking allopurinol (often used to prevent gout) are a |
| win his first term in office with a landslide | taking almost 60% of the popular vote. |
| finished a distant fourth place out of fifth, | taking almost 3% of the popular vote. |
| nservative candidate and future MLA Fred Horne | taking almost 65% of the vote. |
| Pearson was elected, | taking almost half of the votes cast. |
| trip to Britain and the United States in 1897, | taking along household employee John Chilembwe. |
| tive party made the only gain of the election, | taking Altham ward from the Labour party to extend th |
| Taking America Back: A Radical Plan to Revive Freedom | |
| t inexperienced quartermasters are tasked with | taking ammo to the front line. |
| nawentura joined the revolutionary government, | taking, among others, posts of minister of justice an |
| rossing Texas on Interstate 20 please consider | taking an hour or so to visit this historic little to |
| wsuit, the passengers were told that they were | taking an hour long sightseeing tour. |
| As a college student | taking an upper level Genetics course, I support merg |
| This series featured various documentaries, | taking an approach which was less serious than usual. |
| He worked as an archaeologist before | taking an unexpected leap into the music business, wo |
| Taking an international perspective, the journal aims | |
| Discovery - this involves | taking an object or class and discovering the members |
| In June 2007 the band announced they were | taking an extended break. |
| eason in 2005-06 when his side made the final, | taking an equal competition best tally of sixteen wic |
| n, he studied at Christ Church, Oxford (1727), | taking an M.A. in 1734. |
| ate limited service 30 between the two points, | taking an indirect route via Gurnard. |
| His views were pantheistic, | taking an allegorical-psychological view of the inter |
| e was educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge, | taking an M.A. in 1784. |
| he Royal Flying Corps was well established and | taking an active part in the defence of England. |
| Taking an easterly direction, the A56 goes through Co | |
| Ewell was spotted by a talent agent while | taking an acting class around 1999, and asked to go o |
| She retired to bed after | taking an overdose of sleeping pills. |
| Cappelli was seen as | taking an authoritarian approach, while Dr. Heller wa |
| aily News, the World Journal is widely seen as | taking an editorial line that favors the pan-Blue coa |
| Every student | taking an AP course is required to take the AP exam i |
| At the same time, he was | taking an interest in television news. |
| human development Rothe regards as necessarily | taking an abnormal form and passing through the phase |
| For example, imagine a class of 20 students | taking an exam. |
| caume committed suicide on January 28, 2005 by | taking an overdose of temazepam in her boyfriend's ap |
| orate law with Cravath, Swaine & Moore, before | taking an appointment to the law faculty at the Cardo |
| was originally presented as being unstable and | taking an irrational joy in combat and danger. |
| ting very well against the market leader, IBM, | taking an estimated $2 billion away from them in the |
| He was widely read and already | taking an interest in theological and philosophical b |
| ied on 18 November 2010 at the age of 32 after | taking an overdose of drugs. |
| After | taking an 18-month break from swimming, Coughlin retu |
| ver, the early effects of cancer kept him from | taking an active role in the Bay of Pigs Invasion pla |
| admitted to shortening his route by 1300 km by | taking an airplane. |
| then invert the process to come back to Earth, | taking an arbitrarily small time to complete the roun |
| It ended up | taking an additional three years to finish after Glos |
| ntations in relation to an immigration matter, | taking an unlawful inducement and soliciting an unlaw |
| Immediately after | taking an ordinary degree in 1854, he was recruited b |
| After this he stopped | taking an active part in politics. |
| pulsive and insecure, she committed suicide by | taking an overdose of barbiturates and alcohol on Nov |
| "We are | taking an intuition most people have (the belief in G |
| pair had taken drugs, and Pearson confessed to | taking an illicit substance, but Kennedy claimed to h |
| nded imprisonment-Dimmitt committed suicide by | taking an overdose of morphine. |
| Saint Leo of Catania), he apostatized to begin | taking an interest in magic. |
| Taking Ancona was the only independent operation of t | |
| let PC, or personal digital assistant for note | taking and word processing in class. |
| Other cons included the | taking and assimilating of foreign governments and th |
| learns, was highly symbolic and often involved | taking and wearing the skins of the victims. |
| iq immersed himself in all things pastry, from | taking and teaching classes to performing in competit |
| vie camera uses 17,5mm One-hole-filmstrips for | taking and displaying movies. |
| d wapentake literally translated means `Weapon | Taking' and refers to the way in which land was held |
| cerned "the insult and humiliation entailed in | taking and destroying a fortified residence." |
| e won the Dream Mile at the 2008 Bislett Games | taking another 2 seconds off his lifetime best. |
| Charteris' version had no qualms about | taking another life. |
| lub, before going through Ferrensby Lodge, and | taking another Northerly turn before reaching Ferrens |
| vatives also won a by-election in Autumn 2006, | taking another seat from the Liberal Democrats. |
| Kulkarni bowled 70 overs in the match without | taking another wicket. |
| Taking Another Look (1986) | |
| ... who never had a qualm of conscience about | taking another's husband." |
| captured two prizes, and assisted Maratanza in | taking another. |
| Tendinitis in his knee resulted in Washburn | taking anti-inflammatory medicine which led to a kidn |
| He had been | taking anti-inflammatory medicine for the inflammatio |
| e people suffer few apparent side effects from | taking antipsychotic medication, whereas others may h |
| Chang denies | taking any banned drugs and thinks it may be because |
| Not | taking any rest or recovery days |
| in addition to securing the Whispered without | taking any sides. |
| It would be wise to avoid | taking any substance (including all recreational drug |
| r Carey is using an "accepted formula" without | taking any risks. |
| erated the U.S. minister and peacekeepers from | taking any part in the Hawaiian Revolution. |
| At the K.E.I. offices the SWAT team, not | taking any chances, converge on the main lobby as the |
| Rathore in the Ruchika Griharotra case by not | taking any action on the recommendation by the DGP,RR |
| 0 mg orally twice a day for four weeks without | taking any other drugs or supplements. |
| Consult your doctor before | taking any potassium supplements, including salt subs |
| MacDonald ran the whole way without | taking any fluids. |
| Avoidance of | taking any individual responsibility on anything. |
| The convention adjourned without | taking any action against the Union, and the issue of |
| He would stand next to the ball (without | taking any run-up) and shoot. |
| graduate in mathematics or in classics without | taking any "professional" lectures in additional subj |
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