It would be foolish not to take the bull by the horns and ride it.
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" They say that, when it comes to debt, you should "take the bull by the horns.
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"Take the bull by the horns and keep track of accolades and progress throughout the year," Salemi said.
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We can choose to take the bull by the horns and dive into that challenge … or we can wait.
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"That can eviscerate if he doesn't take the bull by the horns and bring some of this stuff clean."
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Should I take the bull by the horns and offer to resign or (fake) smile and go along with the company in perpetuity?
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I've seen the world from every possible angle, and you either take the bull by the horns or you leave it alone, I guess.
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"We need to take the bull by the horns and accept there are problems," said Babar Atta, Prime Minister Imran Khan's point person on polio eradication.
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The bottom line, as the 2016 election amply demonstrated, is that if the Democratic Party does not take the bull by the horns, someone else will.
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Jack and Kate will always have this really special connection, and in a way, she was taught by him to take the bull by the horns, if you will.
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On the issue of immigration - which was behind the collapse of the talks between the conservatives, Greens and FDP - Nahles said the SPD needed to "take the bull by the horns".
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"It is about this group of neighbors that decide to take the bull by the horns because they know that no one will do anything for them," Borensztein, 56, said in an interview with Reuters.
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"The upside to us now really being able to take the bull by the horns is something really different and something we've never really had before — which is to really have enough prep time," McLean explained.
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We&aposve got a long way to go, but I can tell you, we have a much better chance of getting an acceptable outcome because the President decided to take the bull by the horns and exercise leadership.
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The Sadie Hawkins aspect of the holiday—where women take the initiative—is one of the few times when women in Japan, a largely underappreciated group, take the bull by the horns in gender relations, so to speak.
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"And he is suggesting that he will take the bull by the horns to achieve that goal, while promoting self reliance at home and still being open to talks depending on how Trump handles 'hostile policy,'" Yang said.
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"Today's proposal underscores the need for the U.S. Congress to take the bull by the horns and reform the Renewable Fuel Standard to protect our clean water, our public health, and our wildlife," said National Wildlife Federation President and CEO Collin O'Mara.
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The dragon battle, for instance, could be seen as being about Daenerys having to learn to take the bull by the horns (so to speak) if she wants to be a good ruler, but you really have to squint to make that reading work.
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Her prose can be inattentive ("take the bull by the horns"; "putting on a brave face"); her account of the period's social and political unrest is laboured and lacking in fresh insights; and her consideration of the writing of Evelyn and Pepys suffers from a lack of comparison with that of the century's other great life-writers—one thinks of George Fox, a Quaker, or John Rogers, a member of the Fifth Monarchy, an extreme Puritan sect.
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They are now an empowered lot and muster courage to take the bull by the horns while many have already stormed into the male-dominated spheres.
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John Benjamins BV: Amsterdam Netherlands. (e.g. to take the bull by the horns) as well as support verb/predicative noun associations (e.g. to take a nap). NooJ allows linguists to create, edit, debug and maintain a large number of grammars that belong to the four classes of generative grammars in the Chomsky-Schützenberger hierarchy: finite-state grammars, context-free grammars, context-sensitive grammars and unrestricted grammars.
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The actress also told Lowe that she was not surprised when she received the storyline and compared Naomi's life to "a really trashy novel." After Josh started showing interest in her, Naomi decided to "take the bull by the horns and go for it!" Josh and Naomi had sex in a hotel elevator and O'Reilly said the scenes were not awkward to film, as Bonner's sense of humour made the shoot fun. She also said that Naomi was not worried about taking advantage of Josh, as she was more worried about Sheila's reaction if she found out.
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John O'Connor Power, the member for Mayo, asked the First Lord of the Admiralty to bring the navy cat-of-nine-tails to the Commons Library so that the members might see what they were voting about. It was the Great "Cat" Contention, "Mr Speaker, since the Government has let the cat out of the bag, there is nothing to be done but to take the bull by the horns." Poet Laureate Ted Hughes celebrates the occasion in his poem, "Wilfred Owen's Photographs": "A witty profound Irishman calls/For a 'cat' into the House, and sits to watch/The gentry fingering its stained tails./Whereupon ...Quietly, unopposed,/The motion was passed."Hughes, Ted, "Wilfred Owen's Photographs", Lupercal, 1960. See also Stanford, Jane, That Irishman: the Life and Times of John O'Connor Power, 2011, pp. 79-80.
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