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The things we take for granted!
We take for granted the things we need the most.
Madam President, in the debate over so-called climate change, we take for granted a few disputable prerequisites.
We spend a lot of time studying the unknown and relatively little time researching those things that we take for granted.
I wish I was as confident as the Commissioner that compliance with present legislation by companies is something we take for granted.
He is still confused by new images just as a child would be fascinated by everyday objects that we take for granted.
Democracy is something we take for granted, although many of the nations represented here have only enjoyed it for a short while.
This is excellent because it is the same system which has been in place for decades for foods and which we take for granted.
My father used to say to remind us how much we take for granted. that God takes away what's dearest to our hearts.
We have to be pragmatic and not allow ourselves to surrender to the temptation of prescribing those nice things that we take for granted here in our environment.
The dancers from Tanzania often don't have, what we take for granted; A dance floor often consists of shreds of old kitchen-linoleum on a concrete floor.
all the other things we take for granted today.
Our society lived and evolved for Hundreds of years without the modern conveniences that we take for granted and we need to return back to that way of thinking.
TDI is necessary to combat unfair trade in an international economy that has no international equivalent to the competition rules we take for granted in our own domestic economies.
all the other things we take for granted today.
pleasant landscape which we take for granted will not be looked after properly any longer.
The dancers from Tanzania often don't have, what we take for granted;
how little is required to disrupt all of what we take for granted.
The people at the start had to fight for what we take for granted,” he says.“It was a battle for them.