Similar words: steal a look, make a mistake, take away, take a shit, take a walk, take apart, take after, take aback. Meaning: v. look at with attention.
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(61) Take a look at your investment losses.
(62) Gwyn: Let me take a look.
(63) Can I take a look at the fountain pen?
(64) Let's take a look at the gas engine.
(65) Take a look at this thread started by Flyer.
(66) Before passing judgement, let's take a look at how most companies do business and examine the components of inventory carrying cost.
(67) Before explaining the push operation, however, take a look at the code in Listing 14.
(68) Just take a look at Sirius XM Radio, Pandora and Spotify.
(69) If you want to take a look at a wider variety of options, you should be able to at least tell an American Depository Receipt apart from a Convertible Security.
(70) Take a look at the entire function reference, pick a category and have a browse – you're bound to find something new.
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(73) Let's take a look at satellite receiver the common failures and processing method.
(74) Take a look back at the actress'big screen as a heat - packing vixen.
(75) Let's take a look at four different notions of legitimacy.
(76) So perhaps this describes you, and if it does, take a look at the fear that underlies your hypercritical attitude.
(77) It's in that context, needless to say, that I'd like to take a look at these two interesting passages on the sheet that has Anton Chekhov on one side and Henry James on the other.
(78) An airline moving into social networking is interesting, so we decided to take a look and see how it compares to internet startups who are looking to monetize social platforms catered to travelers.
(79) Take a look at what you're spending, and if there's more cash going out than coming in, trim back.
(80) We understand that the automobile and home appliances market spending power take-off and landing of reason, may wish to take a look at the real estate market trends.
(81) Now take a look at the the reverse process -- building an in-memory object model from a data stream.
(82) In Listing 2, take a look at one output line from dtd2sql and then see how to pick apart its pieces (some wrapping added for presentation).
(83) In this video, HowStuffWorks will take a look inside MSN Virtual Earth to check out the competition.
(84) In this first chapter we take a look at how to make a good start as well as at the overall structure of a presentation.
(85) Take a look at my recent discovery, I used the new printing pl ate test chart found the printer on a exposure problem.
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(87) The eventide is calling me to take a look into your eyes.
(88) Also does not take a look at your that welldoing!
(89) "Take a look at television these days, and it's becoming almost commonplace to be arrogant and crude,[sentencedict.com/take a look.html] " notes psychologist Thomas Achenbach of the University of Vermont.
(90) Like to see a variety of emotions on the NetEase Squawk Box to see someone else's marriage, life, take a look at other people's emotional problems, but also doing the drawing, doing the thinking.
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