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(2) If you're not sure what that reason is, take a gander at a chart of the stock market.

(3) Apparently this gander and his goose decided that the sauce they're serving up to everyone else wasn't to their liking.

(4) What's good for the goose is obviously not good enough for the gander as section 144 only comes into effect for those not in cohort with the regime.

(5) Just take a gander at the big three search engines to see what I mean.

(6) We popped over to Oracle's Web site today to take a gander at the Software Investment Guide, designed by the database giant to clarify its arcane pricing.

(7) Take a gander at these and you may well decide you're young enough to hang them up, after all.

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(13) Take a gander at that luggage

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(16) You can look up artists in past issues, view reader art, buy T-shirts or take a gander at their links section.

(17) Take a gander at who's buying and who's selling.

(18) Although changing rooms aren't always the greatest place to take a gander at yourself, it's worth checking how garments fit.

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(20) There is a growing school of thought that what is sauce for the goose may be poison for the gander .