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taking law into one's own hands

taking law into one's own hands is the present participle and gerund of take law into one's own hands.

Questions about taking law into one's own hands

What is taking law into one's own hands the present participle and gerund of?
Taking law into one's own hands is the present participle and gerund of take law into one's own hands.

Words near taking law into one's own hands in the dictionary

  1. taking its course
  2. taking its rise
  3. taking its toll
  4. taking kindly
  5. taking L's
  6. taking law into one's own hands
  7. taking leave
  8. taking leave of one's senses
  9. taking liberties
  10. taking lightly
  11. taking long

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