1. Practice time is something else everyone seems to take for granted.

2. The Mount Dora we take for granted seems like paradise to her.

3. But baboons and spider monkeys take for granted the fact that their societies are strictly stratified.

4. He seemed to take for granted that she would share his views on the derelicts.

5. I think you take for granted how much you truly love the sport.

6. Or so I take for granted.

7. To be accidental, and take for granted.

8. Don t take for granted the things closest to your heart.

9. Don't take for granted the passions that she has for you.

10. To be accidental and take for granted. So you must, Suiyuan unchanged, unchanged Suiyuan.

11. Do not take for granted skills that you perform well as a matter of course.

12. Never for a moment take for granted that love would stay there for ever.

13. We also do not take for granted the optimization of code by design and we take it with a grain of salt every time somebody tells us how good JVMs are now at optimization and garbage collection.

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14. There are many things I take for granted and don't even realize.

15. One might rationally take for granted that the herbal supplements are in any case securer and include less reaction .

16. In years to come, some of the practices we take for granted now will seem quite barbaric.

17. I came into adult life clueless about a lot of things that most people take for granted.

18. A comfortable bed to sleep in is a luxury that we take for granted.

19. Even a skeletal list of the fundamentally important matters which we thus take for granted would be very long.

20. In other words, it treats as problematic what both the disease and moral models take for granted.

21. There is a lack of creature comforts that customers of other airlines tend to take for granted.

22. Having a comfortable bed to sleep in is a luxury that most of us take for granted.

23. Many of the things that people in the West take for granted are considered to be luxury items here.

24. Study of these meditations therefore also illuminates aspects of the inner journey which all the medieval mystics take for granted.

25. It was not so different from the modern, much more refined auto-landing system we take for granted today.

26. To be working with such great material and people that I love is something I do not want to take for granted.

27. The things that we overlook as simple and ordinary and take for granted are truly wonderous.

28. There a great many things we stand for that others take for granted.

29. In Egypt and Bahrain in recent weeks, I've been humbled by the lionhearted men and women I've seen defying tear gas or bullets for freedom that we take for granted.

30. Electricity is a modern convenience that many of us take for granted.

31. Think of something that you use every day, but might take for granted: your e-mail.

32. We mustn't be Luddite about the technology that young people take for granted.

33. Yet it could be argued that chemistry, more than any other scientific discipline, has made the modern world possible, largely through products that we take for granted.

34. Read not to contradict and confute; nor to believe and take for granted; nor to find talk and discourse; but to weigh and consider.

35. We mustn't be Luddite about the technology that young people take for granted, " he said.

36. Mr Zittrain fears that the rise of tethered appliances will inevitably chip away at the freedom of the internet and personal computing, which many take for granted.