Call for
Taking
Taking adjective - Very pleasing to look at.
Both terms in one sentence
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A Friend in Need: When she finds out that Oarai is taking their eight tanks up against the University team's 30, Darjeeling puts out a call for help to the other high school teams.
- Super Mario World had a subtly different version of the enemy roll call for you at the end if you found all of the "exits", with the enemies taking their fall forms instead of their summer ones.
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When Bill O'Reilly was pressed to provide proof that France's economy was taking a hit because of his call for a boycott after their lack of support for the United States' actions in Iraq, he cited an article in the wholly imaginary Paris Business Review.
Source: Sock Puppet
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