The phrase
"to take in" means to accept or understand something.
Full definition
I take the holiday periods to look at trades I took and ones that I did not
take in order to become a better stock trend follower.
Moreover, trans - fats are much more easily
taken in by those receptors.
This sets the baby up for
taking in more than he really needs to feel full.
Or maybe I've been parenting longer so I'm not
as taken in when the snake oil salespeople come through town.
The movie reportedly cost over $ 100 million to produce but only
took in $ 9 million for an embarrassing third place debut.
Enough calories
taken in from all food groups should occur during weight change, and metabolic and energy needs for physical activity must be considered when developing a diet for weight management.
What I see from the AAA for the most part is a lack of evidence, and a lack of
taking in all the issues.
I want to introduce to you a program and products which
when taken in combination with movement, can bring balance back to your metabolic system and other systems responsible for stabilizing your weight.
Local Play will allow up to 8 players to
take it in turns on a single Switch console and Online play will allow up to 8 players to play together online.
When you're warm, go for a refreshing dip in the pool,
while taking in views of the ocean.
It allowed me to control the sweetness level (you can always add, but you can't take away...) and meant that I didn't
take in much added sugar.
But it can cause discomfort for some people
if taken in even moderate quantities.
In the months after the court ruling, her shelter
took in about 40 dogs surrendered specifically because of it.
You've
even taken in more unsolicited advice than you'd like because... almost all unsolicited advice is more than you'd like.
Because the health plan is
only taking in $ 500 per month per member but is paying out more than $ 500 per month per member in claims, the health plan loses money.
It is also possible to find a natural supplemental form that can be
taken in place of folic acid.
Each member of the search party is affected by the adventure,
which takes them in unexpected directions — comic, harrowing, and sometimes deeply emotional.
In the past, we were
also taken in by appearances, not so much thinking about whether or not a dog was going to be a good fit.
The «travelers» series developed from
photographs taken in various parts of the country as well as at the artist's home during the last year.
The comptroller also questioned the city's spending money on consultants
who take in high fees or have been stealing from the city.
Take time to relax in front of the cozy gas fireplace while
taking in views of the mountains and watching your flat screen TV.
You just
take in what you see and decide what's important....
We like
taking in new information about the world, making sense of our environment and the universe around us.
Before taking in calcium supplements, you need to consult with your physician first to figure out the right dosage.
At this size, circuits can begin to execute really useful behaviors by
taking in information from different environmental sensors and performing calculations to decide on the correct response.
Local government - run animal control facilities and animal
shelters take in stray and unwanted animals and usually house them for a set period of time.
If the food isn't palatable, your pet will lose valuable muscle mass and body weight by not
taking in enough calories.
This model of professional development is a massive shift from the typical
approach taken in many schools, and there are significant logistical challenges in making it possible.
The first peak was dominated by stray dogs, while the second peak was dominated by
dogs taken in as public assistance.
But audiences didn't seem to care — the movie
took in over $ 1 billion worldwide.
There has been no material trend in surface air temperature during the last 10 years when
taken in isolation, but 13 of the 14 warmest years on record have occurred since 1995.
The troubling amount of sugar American children
take in on a daily basis is.
Watch out for
taking in too much fat; that often translates to an abundance of calories as well, which quickly packs on as extra pounds.
Our self - directed courses
take you in depth to improve financial literacy at each stage of life.
Then, start packing your bags for the next trip that you'll be able to
take in part because of leveraging this method to earn miles and points.
You should also
take in mind that your pose should match the environment.
You'll have full control of your book and final approval on all
steps taken in getting your book published!
And by promoting better digestion, these fibers ensure that most of the food you have
taken in gets fully digested for use by the body.
These are both ways your body
takes in less toxins and absorbs more of the good nutrients.
Changing the diet so that the
cat takes in more water and alters the urine pH is often helpful.
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