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Taxies at hotel entrance are beyond our control, please take at your own discretion.

Let's take at look at a simple (and partial) implementation of the active record design pattern.

She practices at home 3 mornings a week, and tries to take at least 2 classes a week.

②It should take at least one month to evaluate whether the abnormal head posture can disappear.

Most students take at least one class that they don’t need for graduation.

It will take at least one month for the broken hone to hear up.

It is a binary operator and can take at most two arguments.

To help reach it, I take at least one walk during daylight hours.

It doesn't take much time and isn't particularly difficult, so there's really no excuse not to take at least some of these principles and put them in practice.

I figure it's going to take at least five minutes to get the bars off the window in the infirmary.