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take for granted

The Americans know better than to take anything for granted here.

John was taking her for granted, so were the children.

They will take things for granted of which we know nothing now.

But I'm not going to be taken for granted again.

Their hard work is taken for granted by the few in any position to help.

Always before, he had taken for granted what women thought as they looked at him.

He'd taken a lot of things for granted before the war.

But there are other things we have come to take for granted as well.

"I took it for granted you were another one of his women friends."

The woman seemed to take it for granted in any case.