An expression with 'be' using the adjective form of 'pride' very similar meaning to 'take pride in' - Be _____ __ someone/something.

Phrasal verb with 'take' meaning to be unperturbed or unduanted by something inconvenient or unpleasant: "The customers were angry and impatient, but somehow he TOOK IT IN HIS S_____"

If a group of people are c____-k___, they all help and support each other: a c____-k___ family/community

What verb collocates with deadline?

Phrasal verb with take meaning to use or exploit a situation or person in a way that is beneficial for you? Hint - it's NOT 'take profit of' (that expression does not exist in English!)

Phrasal verb with take meaning to object strongly to something, or to be upset and angry by what someone has said - Take _________ __

the time by which something must be finished or submitted; the latest time for finishing something: d______

Phrasal verb with take meaning to be happy or satisfied with or by someone/something - Take _____ __

Adjective - Having or showing little enthusiasm: "He made a h___-h______ attempt to clear up the rubbish.

To intentionally start a fight: "Some kids were teasing him, trying to p___ a fight."

An expression with 'make' which expresses a similar meaning to 'take advantage of' - Make ___ ____ __ something.

Against all the o___, he recovered.

Expression with 'come/get', meaning to make an effort to understand and deal with a problem or situation: "The president has failed to come/get __ _____ ____ the two most important social issues of our time."