Usage examples with take power

take or hold power or government (the reins of)
تَقَلّدَ

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This analysis suggested that to take power, black people had to believe in the value of their blackness.
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Limiting the student data available to researchers would undermine that goal, shortchange children and take power out of parents' hands.
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Today we are calling our people to come out, to rise up and take power!
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It was said that she had a kind, peaceful, respectful, and humble disposition, and she did not allow her family members to take power.
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He also fiercely denied allegations that he was aiming to take power himself.
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Others may prefer to take power naps regularly even if their schedules allow a full night's sleep.
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As the transmission was mounted beneath the engine, the gearbox needed to take power down from the clutch.
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