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take effect
Idioms and Phrases
see in effect , def. 2.Example Sentences
In addition, revenue sputtered in the first year of the program as property owners either sold off homes in the days before the tax took effect or found loopholes to avoid paying it.
Trump's first extension took effect in January and was set to expire on Saturday.
Beijing had given up on the hope of using the small window it had before Trump's 54% tariffs on Chinese goods took effect next week to do a deal.
The 10% tariffs will take effect on 5 April, and the higher ones on 9 April.
Several days later, I notified Match that I was canceling my membership, but per the contract, I had to pay for an additional 30 days before my cancellation would take effect.
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