How To Use Take home In A Sentence
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Shame he didn't win any gongs to take home in those huge pockets.
The Sun
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Sorry Tracey ... but if you go to the cooler where all processed meats are sold at costco you can buy a pack of 15 hot dogs to take home ... and it is there that the devil lies in the details ...
Shopping at Costco just got even more awesome
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He ended with no medal but a large suitcase of confidence to take home and train with.
Times, Sunday Times
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The next 32 runners-up were each given an oven-ready duck to take home for dinner.
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‘You can have a glass or two of nice wine, and we will be totally happy if you want to cork up the bottle and take home anything left,’ said Memery.
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Take Powerball in the U.S. This game is a multi-state lottery and the jackpots have crept over the $300 million a few times (they have to pay tax so the take home is only half of that).
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Some he would take home, copying them out most carefully before returning them in their leather cases to their proper places.
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Witness tourists wandering around picking posies of rare flowers to take home for their mums.
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Its employees take home bigger paychecks and more lavish benefits than most of the city's private employees.
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She would go to jumble sales and buy old crockery that she would take home and throw, piece by piece, against the wall.
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She jumped on mats that sang, put dollies to bed, chose a dolls' house to take home and finally she waited patiently next to her grandfather as two baskets of chocolate eggs were paid for; one for her and one for her baby brother.
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But we have to move on from recycling to persuading people not to take home stuff that they will throw away in short order.
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Would you like a sample of the fabric to take home?
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Most people see a cuddly stray dog or cat as something to pet and perhaps take home as a pet.
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Imagine an HDTV you take home under your arm in a cardboard shipping tube and attach to your wall with thumbtacks or carpet tape.
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She had the chutzpah to take homely Texas-Southern favorites and bring them out of the closet, culinarily speaking.
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Don't forget to buy some pumpkin pie, roast duck and pork hock to take home with you.
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In summer I take home armfuls of wild flowers, filling the house with the scent of Lomond, and in Autumn I collect panfuls of fresh Chanterelle mushrooms and fry them up in olive oil for breakfast.
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She loved fussing over him, mussing his hair and trying to force him to take home food.
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Pick your favorite out of the two, then ask for a sample to take home and try out.
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He said that the deduction would reduce the take home pay of a cashier on 20,000 a year by 20 a month.
Times, Sunday Times
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As she showed me her herb section, she kept snipping off pieces for me to take home.
SOMEBODY
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PUMPKINS IN THE PARK," decorate a pumpkin to take home. 10 a. m.-noon, Twinbrook Community Recreation Center and Park, 12920 Twinbrook Pkwy.,
Montgomery County community calendar, Oct. 21-28, 2010
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You may leave with empty pockets but you will take home great memories, and probably the hangover of a lifetime.
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If a worker wants to take home any glass, tin, nails or wood, all he has to do is to get a slip foreman and the gateman or big boss won't say a word.
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Chief executives typically take home 4.5 million.
Times, Sunday Times
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Try the afternoon tea - any cakes you can't eat will be boxed up for you to take home.
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Photograph and take home handmade local crafts.
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There will be the chance to learn to spin plates, juggle and handle a Diablo and children can also make their own juggling balls to take home to show Mum and Dad what you have learned.
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I also enjoyed making a bird house to take home.
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She would go to jumble sales and buy old crockery that she would take home and throw, piece by piece, against the wall.
Times, Sunday Times
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The waiter had our left-over food made up into a parcel to take home.
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You get to sample lots of baked things and take home masses of cookies besides.
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A mile off the Ft. Lauderdale coast, mom and daughter dropped their baited lines, hoping for a nibble from grouper or triggerfish to take home for dinner.
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Children and their parents will make their own thaumatropes to take home and perhaps serve as models for Christmas cards.
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There was almost unlimited overtime available so that those who wished to work their rest days could take home a very fat pay packet at the end of the week.
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In addition to receiving 25% of the purse, the winner of the Pro event will also take home a magnum of Moet & Chandon White Star Champagne.
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The waiter had our left-over food made up into a parcel to take home.
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In this form tourists could take home a memento of the parades and dances staged by Afro-Cuban cabildos.
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Any fans interested in owning a Top Fuel dragster may be able to take home my Snap-on dragster at the end of the season.
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Whilst we were relaxing the crew of the boat were at work filleting the fish and putting it into bags so that when the shore finally came into sight we all had a bag of fish in the ice boxes ready to take home and put in the freezer.
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For example, if a given cable news channel started giving regular face time to alien abductee and alien conspiracy theorist proponents across a broad variety of shows, people would start to think there are a lot more of those folks than there are, and would take home the message that they should give some serious weight to those views.
Think Progress » CNN’s Kyra Phillips apologizes for hosting discredited ‘ex-gay’ guest: He wasn’t an ‘appropriate’ choice.
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Clearly, the take home message is that there is much more to vitamin E than just alpha-tocopherol, which was the focus of the SELECT study, and that the various forms of vitamin E offer important health benefits, including prevention of prostate cancer.
Craig Cooper: The Real Facts About Vitamin E and Prostate Cancer
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Folk products, particularly wood carving, are delightful souvenirs to take home.
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He said that the deduction would reduce the take home pay of a cashier on 20,000 a year by 20 a month.
Times, Sunday Times
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And the restaurant has the canniest cleanup system: The customers can take home all their empties in a bag.
Brickskeller memories: beer can collecting
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I have made drawstring bags with really cheap pink fabric & will put candy bracelet & necklace in along with a small kids make up kit which they can use in the dress up & take home!
Party planner
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How much does your wife take home after taxes and other deductions?
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It's the story of Hanta, an old man who has worked for decades compacting waste paper, books especially, in his press, selecting a couple to take home with him and read.
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There are treasures to take home, such as santons, little Provençal figures of bakers and farmers that go into a French crèche.
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And how about people who go to the pizza parlor and empty the red pepper flakes into a napkin to take home (another trait of Papa Hinz), along with most of the rest of the napkins?
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It's just an extraordinary amount of money for anybody to take home.
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Children will also have the opportunity to create their own Lego designs in the building area and can have a free photograph of their own special Lego creation to take home.
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Plus, you'll each get a goodie bag full of pamper treats to take home with you.
The Sun
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Would you like a sample of the fabric to take home?
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I love focaccia bread … I would always take home the asiago cheese focaccia bread from Panera when I went there, thinking it was too much to make on my own … Until I made it in my baking and pastry class.
Peppers and Cheese Focaccia | Baking Bites
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They work long hours in order to take home a fat wage packet.
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Yet the two presidents occupy the same hierarchical layer, have similar authority, and take home comparable salaries.
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Long-term incentive plans and investments matured, allowing him to take home about 40m.
Times, Sunday Times
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We bring eight hand-operated fretsaws and all the materials so people can make a piece of fretwork that they then take home.
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Glass threw a strike on his first ball in the 10th frame and needed only eight pins to take home the trophy.
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But for all his success in the sack, he insists that what he's really looking for is a woman he can take home for keeps.
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The waiter had our left-over food made up into a parcel to take home.
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The duo will have to see off rockers MGMT to take home the pize.
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Until April 16, you can explore the world of Victorian engineers, discovering viaducts and bridges and making and decorating a model of one of Milestones' buildings to take home with you.
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The meat is yours to take home.
Times, Sunday Times
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Visitors to the altars are often given lagniappe (a sack of cookies and fava beans, a good luck charm) to take home.
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Together they played like children, splashing each other, catching fish to take home, building stone castles along the sandy shore.
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I explained to her that the case held a CD-R containing files for work that I wanted to take home and work on overnight.
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A napkin, which lay in front of the diners as they reclined, might serve as a knapsack to take home the little gifts of food or wine with which a host would regale his friends as they departed.
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The winners of the 14-hour endurance race get around all of the Magic Kingdom's attractions in a single day and take home several armloads of valuable Disney merchandise.
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Now then, which cheese to take home for teatime toasties?
Times, Sunday Times
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As to take home a copy of the appropriate operating and safety instruction leaflet, so you can familiarise yourself with these procedures.
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She learned to knock the small oysters from the rocks, and once she found a string of fresh-caught fish some small boy had forgotten to take home with him.
CHAPTER XV
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Under their glare you locate a wall full of digital channel changers, ready for you to buy, take home and attach to your coaxial cable so you can watch hundreds of channels of broadcast programming, only without a satellite dish or antenna.
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I just finished eating my reward for being dotish enough to think I could take home all the groceries in one go.
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Afterwards they can take home their video recordings as souvenirs of their memorable performances.
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But he decided to take home one item he knew Selassie did not want—a silver casket containing the baton of the hated Marshal Rodolfo Graziani, who had brutally ruled Ethiopia at one point during the Italian occupation.
Wild Bill Donovan
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If you absolutely must take home some burl art - woody outgrowths of dormant redwood tissue sold as furniture or woodenware - try one of these redwood galleries.
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The adults linger over coffee while the kids play, then the sausage is divided among the family members to take home and freeze for lasagna, pastas, and soups in the coming year.
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You get to sample lots of baked things and take home masses of cookies besides.
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Anyway the vet said that it is fleas most likely that caused the bald spot on her back, and so the vet gave her advantage treatment, and some to take home for the other cats, as well, dewormer for all 3 because fleas can cause tapeworm.
Dailycomic Diary Entry
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They work long hours in order to take home a fat wage packet.
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Make it to Safina Plaza to celebrate the traditional handicrafts and take home a piece of our heritage.
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One of my friends hired a photographer to get up what he called a scrap-book of pictures to take home to his family in Tokio in order to "entertain his people.
As A Chinaman Saw Us Passages from his Letters to a Friend at Home
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I grew up thinking of UUism as a "universal" church, a nondogmatic religion that was so anchored in spiritual strength that one could go anywhere, experience anything in the religious world, and find some value to take home.
Philocrites: This week at uuworld.org.
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Andy pulled out of the drive and headed across Main Street to take home three of the guys in the back.
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So I ordered some gumbo to take home as I watched a zydeco band set up beneath a long painted mural that dominated the boxy space.
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Many stop over to browse through the pieces and after striking a good bargain, take home artefacts that have their origin in Rajasthan.
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You can learn the mysteries of illusion, puzzles and tricks at Tommy's Magic Workshop and take home your very own Magic Pack to amaze your friends.
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Pick your favorite out of the two, then ask for a sample to take home and try out.
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The bog road was too soft for his heavy horse and cart to traverse, so he had to condescend to ask his two neighbours to put out and take home the turf with their donkeys and creels.
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You may be given painkillers, antibiotics and mouthwash solutions to take home.
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The kindergarten revolves around ‘stories’ that children dictate to teachers about their experiences and then take home.
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It's also showing its true colors "airbrush" style, and frankly, I think that creepy smiley face just may take home the prize today.
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You can take home a handmade herbal tea.
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hecatomb" of oxen, there will probably be a distribution of roast meat to all the worshipers, and the honest citizen will take home to his wife an uncommon luxury -- a piece of roast beef.
A Day in Old Athens; a Picture of Athenian Life
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Defeat is always disappointing but the principal loser did take home some compensation.
Times, Sunday Times
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Shame he didn't win any gongs to take home in those huge pockets.
The Sun
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It is done so often (don't forget triplets and quads) because infertile people know it's their best chance of getting even one Mini-Me to take home in the end.
Baby Boom
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This was all very friendly, fun and instructive, and we bought a small bottle of balsamic vinegar (the one we liked best in the blind test) to take home.
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And gaggles of beaded tourists who come to town are always looking for something a little more elaborate than a souvenir to take home with them when visiting the magical Cajun town.
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Nurses take home an average of 15 per cent extra in penal rates.
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The Milwaukee Brewers 'first baseman, who played high school ball at Florida Air Academy and Eau Gallie, outslugged Texas outfielder Nelson Cruz 6-5 in the finals at Busch St.dium to take home a title St. Louis fans hoped would go to one of their own.
Undefined
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Long-term incentive plans and investments matured, allowing him to take home about 40m.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among their number were old friends or acquaintances who wanted to take a last look and perhaps to take home a memento.
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Any opposition or infringement of the strict work rules resulted in fines which reduced their already minimal take home pay.
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The water cures any disease, so they say, and at any time a crowd is found around its magic brim filling jars, bottles, and pitchers to take home, or supping from the copper bowl that is chained to the iron bars that cover the well.
Six Months in Mexico
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There's also a cooler full of salads, addictive remoulade you can take home in tubs, a good selection of Danish cheese (including top-quality Havarti), homemade rye bread, all kinds of Dutch chocolate - yum.
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Figure that as a percentage of your take home and it becomes evident that you're killing yourself with work and family for - literally - nothing.
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They had their pay and their keep and were given a quarter of a sheep to take home to feed their families.
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The festivities start at noon and will last until early evening, when every canine will receive a doggy bag to take home.
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You get to sample lots of baked things and take home masses of cookies besides.
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Long-term incentive plans and investments matured, allowing him to take home about 40m.
Times, Sunday Times
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After the broadcast, radio hostesses give children goodie bags to take home, physical reminders to reinforce their message long after the show.
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They work long hours in order to take home a fat wage packet.
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Even the school canteen - Range Restaurant - is looking at plans to make ready meals available for staff to take home and reheat for themselves and their families.
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He said that the deduction would reduce the take home pay of a cashier on 20,000 a year by 20 a month.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Real World/Road Rules Challenges, including appearances by All-Star cast members coaching these "frosh" on how to take home a win for their alma mater.
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The one positive they can take home is that, after years of catenaccio, they showed they can play effective attacking soccer.
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Some of the pilgrims take home a bottle of holy water or a memento from the church, conveniently available on the way out.
San Juan de Los Lagos: The Virgin, her basilica, her pilgrims, and their exvotos
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After a few days combing Marrakech's maze-like medina for treasures to take home, you head into the High Atlas mountains near Oukaimeden to go trekking with Berbers for three days, staying in a village gite where you'll take long lunches under the walnut trees.
Great last-minute summer deals for families
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They loaded the bodies on to military aircraft to take home to their families.
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Plus, you'll each get a goodie bag full of pamper treats to take home with you.
The Sun
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The Milwaukee Brewers 'first baseman, who played high school ball at Florida Air Academy and Eau Gallie, outslugged Texas outfielder Nelson Cruz 6-5 in the finals at Busch St.dium to take home a title St. Louis fans hoped would go to one of their own.
Undefined
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We do tours and tastings and you can buy a bottle to take home too.
The Sun
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Chief executives typically take home 4.5 million.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘Animals eat this stuff, but it's all I have to take home to them,’ she says, plunging her hands into the bag and pulling out bunches of grass and weed.
