Kindly confirm to take him on rolls. vs Kindly confirm to take on rolls.

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• Ms Lulling, could you kindly confirm to me whether or not you make that request on behalf of your political group?
• So I offered to take him out.
• That's why I decided to take him home.
• We'll have to take him to the museum.
• You have to take him away from all of this.
• Must have been something particular, to take him there this time of year.
• I never meant you to take him away.
• That's why we'd like to take him back ourselves.
• I want you to take him some poison.
• And so does whoever tried to take him last night.
• We were forced to take him along into the cave.
• I'm inclined to take him seriously.
• This may be our only chance to take him by surprise.
• We need to take him back into custody immediately.
• Private Brennan's wife has come to take him home.
• Just said to take him to the nearest motel.
• The police are waiting to take him into custody.
• They want to take him away from me too.
• Especially with a good school willing to take him on.
• Charlie, I'm going to take him.

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• Ms Lulling, could you kindly confirm to me whether or not you make that request on behalf of your political group?
• But one built to take on the infamous Dakar.
• He wanted to take me down for a death roll.
• And life began to take on a beautiful rhythm.
• The Agency will not necessarily be expected to take on administrative work in relation to the programme.
• And then the formless light began to take on substance and shape.
• Consequently, I have decided to take on an assistant.
• Unfortunately, I'm not in the position to take on armed soldiers.
• I would ask you to urge the governments to take on their responsibilities.
• They are not ready to take on...
• 'I was ready to take on the world.
• Patrick, I'm going to take on that choir.
• I want you to take on more charity work.
• This would help the institutions to take on the best person for the job.
• This offers educational opportunities and encourages people to take on active role in society across Europe.
• They are looking for someone to take on a special mission.
• Generally speaking, women must have the opportunity to take on paid employment.
• Agreeing to take on these burdens is simple and costs nothing.
• The Commission clearly supports the Assembly's wish to take on a more politically ambitious role.
• When it does the Union must also be prepared to take on its responsibility.