What does "take the Luddite to task" mean in:?
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To "take [somebody] to task" means to criticize or scold them.  A Luddite is a person who avoids or mistrusts technology, named for a group of 1800s English textile workers who felt threatened by the new technologies of the Industrial Revolution.  The Luddites in turn took their name from a man named Ned Ludd.\n\nSo it would mean "to scold some person who doesn't like technology."
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On the rim of a £2 coin, it's a quote from Isaac Newton.\n\n (He's saying that he couldn't have got to be the great scientist that he was without having the work of other scientists before him to work with) \n\nWikipedia will tell you that it has been "mistakenly" attributed to Isaac Newton - but although it has been used by other people before him - the quote is most famous for Newton's use.
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turn the stone = to use the opportunities\n\nnot to leave a single stine untunrn...means not to leave a single opportunity or chance to complete the work
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now what that suppose to mean?:S
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"OTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE \n               EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE",\n\n"TRY & TRY WILL BE SUCCESS".\n\n"HARD WORK WITH MIND BRINGS BRIGHT FUTURE".\n\n                                          -----KAMAL FROM DILSE
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Aren't we all trying to do this?  Which means, we're all trying to do the SAME thing... which means, if you want to create something different, then DON'T want to create something different - and that will be different, dig?\n\nLike, whoa!
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I think you have a good case for what you are doing.\n(English saying); Fill yer boots. Meaning, take it whilst you can get it. You dirty filthy LUCKY git.
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enjoy it, that means is working\n\n:> peace\n.
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"Things, are what I like to do.\nDoing things is what I like to do.\nThings, are what I like to do,\nNo twiddling my thumbs, I get everything done.\n\nI'm slightly more productive now than previous because,\nI'm slightly more efficient than I previously was.\n\nDoing things is what I like to do. Yes!\nDoing things is what I like to do... Yes!"\n\nI think that it is an original song written especially for Dunkin' Donuts.
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Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho, its off to work we go.\n\nFrom Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.  Forget all the words but its starts off saying something about "we mine the whole day through!"
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focusing on certain tasks
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Interesting. Where did you find the quote?
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Would suggests the occurrence for needing the laptop has not happened yet. What ever the project being discussed is, it is still in the planning stages. Will indicates a decision being made.\n\nBTW: poor grammar. HOWEVER should not be used to start a sentence, and is unnecessary in the above statement. Better written could be "I would always use my laptop, however; because it is more flexible and provides better functionality."
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When a person "is supposed to" do something, they are obligated to do it, they should to do it. They use the #2 as a short way of writing "to"!
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I GUESS HE'S JUST TELLING YOU THAT YOU CAN TAKE YOUR BRAINS( MEANING KNOWLEGDGE ) ANYWHERE, IT DOES NOT MATTER HOW MUCH YOU DO IT'S WHAT YOU KNOW.\n\nI DISAGREE WITH HIM CAUSE THE PERSON THAT DOES THE MOST WORK SHOULD GET CREDIT FOR IT, FOR THE MOST PART IF YOU ARE IN THE SAME POSITION AS ANOTHER , PLUS YOU HAD TO HAVE SIMIALAR QUALIFICATIONS TO EVEN OBTAIN THE JOB. AFTER THAT POINT IT SHOULD BE BASED ON WHO WORKS HARDER.
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Here is a possible answer:\nhttp://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/6/messages/952.html
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"A stitch in time saves nine."  This means go for prevention, not repair.  e.g. Maintain your car according to the manufacturer's recommendations, don't wait until something goes wrong and you have to spend hundreds to get it fixed.\n"A rolling stone gathers no moss."  Nothing to do with Mick Jagger or Keith Richards.  It means that if you keep busy in your life, you won't get the consequences of being idle - boredom, extra weight, muscle weakness, fatigue, etc.\n"The early bird catches the worm."  A worm is the bird's source of food, nothing disgusting there.  This saying means that if you get to something (a place, an appointment, an objective) on time or ahead of time, you will get the benefits.  An example?  How about a Boxing Day sale?