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Taker

Slang; a buyer or potential buyer. For example, one may offer a product at a certain price and ask, "Any takers?"

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You should make a decision - who is your penalty taker? And go with it.

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We've debunked seven of these to help potential takers understand the test and how it can take them closer to their dreams.

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He prayed the court to order for registration of case against care taker CM Punjab.

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Name of the care taker prime minister will announced when the committee reached on the decision, he further added.

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For example, what happens when a Taker reads his book and decides to disguise himself as a Giver to get ahead?

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Whether test takers take IELTS on paper or computer, they can be confident that they are taking the same trusted English language test.

British Council Pakistan launches IELTS on a computer

The drop in this year's pass rate appears to be driven by repeat test takers, as the number of first-time takers who passed the July exam was on par with the past two years at 71 percent.

Md. July bar exam has lowest pass rate, number of takers since the 80s

The aspirin takers were also 38 percent more likely to suffer a "major hemorrhage" such as stomach or brain bleeding serious enough to require transfusion, hospitalization, or surgery.