Note
Taking
Taking adjective - Very pleasing to look at.
Both words in one sentence
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The "prize", and price, of taking Berlin is left to Stalin note The Western Allies really don't care about Berlin very much and can't afford to take the kind of casualties that would require; Stalin uses this fact as a bargaining tool to help claim East Germany and eastern Austria.
- Home Improvement ended on a similar note as Mary Tyler Moore with the cast breaking character and taking a bow.
Source: Curtain Call - Note that Brother-Sister Incest can substitute, with the brother taking the father's place for the threat.
Source: Parental Incest
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