Including
Take in
Take in verb - To cause to believe what is untrue.
Both terms in one sentence
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In Harry Potter, there exists an official rulebook filled with a list of hundreds of actions players are not allowed to take in a game of Quidditch, up to and including unauthorized use of badgers.
Source: Developers' Foresight -
Rudi shuts him down by pointing out one more thing Chuck Barstow felt he "had to do": rescue and take in a group of stranded schoolchildren (including his son Oak, whom Odard knows personally), something that Eddie Liu would certainly never have considered.
Source: Literature / Emberverse
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