And there are, from time to time, staffers who don't take to it or just don't like being pushed that hard.
If searchers jump each time someone screams or rescuers don't take the time to properly secure a structure before going in after victims, the result can be costly for everybody.
Busy and stressed, I don't often (read: pretty much never) take the time to phrase requests so they don't sound like orders.
For instance, many executives don't take the time to understand what alters the financing of their customers' purchases, or what their investors' or lenders' ultimate incentives are.
E-mail and instant messaging are not universally bad, he says, but if we rely on them too much and don't take the time to interact with people on a personal level, we will pay the price.
"When you are a part of it, you don't really take the time to sit down and think, " she said.
So I don't want to take any more time.
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"This one is going to take some time to sink in, walking round the ground seeing family I don't know whether to laugh or cry, it's a really special moment, " said Flintoff.
But I don't think it's going to take a long time because the evidence against him is so much.
If you don't get the proper preparation time with the players it's always going to take you a bit longer to get going.
Unidentified Singer: They don't have to take this part, but can I sing it one more time?
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