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Regulatory requirements mean it takes hours to start a pension savings plan but just minutes to take out a credit card.
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You could take out low-cost healthcare cash plans, which are a bit like savings plans that will help towards everyday medical treatments such as chiropody or physiotherapy.
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Whenever a storm came along and the sky flashed with lightning and rumble with thunder, his grandmother would take out and light a candle blessed at Candlemas.
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For example, it is the most that a credit card company will allow a card holder to take out at once on a credit card.
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Avoid touching cold objects directly, use a dishcloth or oven gloves if you have to put in or take out food from the freezer.
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People contemplating theft hardly ever take out their calculators before they steal (one exception may be insider traders).
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When gamblers are about to lose everything, they take out all of their money for a last gamble.
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He was the closest thing to an insurance policy against defeat that anybody could take out.
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It works like this: when you take out a motor insurance policy, you will be asked by the insurer what you consider to be the insured value of the car.
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A swipe card is required for access and to take out books.
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