Observed and Took

Observed

Observed adjective - Discovered or determined by scientific observation.
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Took and observed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Observed".

Took

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Observed and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Observed" instead a verb "Took".

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  • Series / Mad Men Peggy had gamely took part in a pitch involving football and Samsonite and merely observed all the hubub around the Clay v.
  • Plot Armor Max Allan Collins, who took over Dick Tracy after Chester Gould's retirement, once observed the importance of the Anyone Can Die principle in maintaining credible suspense.
    Source: Plot Armor
  • First observed as a Federal holiday in 1986, it took some time to gain acceptance nationwide.
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