Let in and Takes

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Let in

Let in verb - Allow to enter; grant entry to.

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Takes and let in are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Takes" with "Let in", this verbs are similar.

Takes

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Let in and takes are semantically related in accept topic. Sometimes you can use "Let in" instead a verb "Takes", if it concerns topics such as endure.

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It takes Spidey multiple tries to just crack it enough so that air can be let in.

Source: Soft Glass
Another sort of example in Shadows Of The Empire: Dash bribes a guard, and although the guard takes the bribe, his boss is well aware that it occured, and honestly did not care (they would have been let in anyways).

Source: Bribe Backfire

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