What "take" means in the sentence? "We've taken our popular headphones and added greater comfort and better noise reduction." In this sentence, what " take our popular headphones" exactly means? I guessed that there are many kinds of headphones, and they chose one of them and put some additional features. Is it correct? *I found the sentence in a text book to learn expressions of "useful ways of giving an overview of features or changes". Thanks.

My job and rugby Last weekend we made public a mascot character of my client's rugby team. Normally a strong looking character is desirable, but the one we created is a kind of cute. Because our client have been wanted children and women to become like it. Also the client want them to feel familiar with rugby. As rugby is still a minor sport in Japan, they want to spread a sport "rugby" more around in Japan by 2019 when the rugby world cup takes place in Japan. We launched a teaser page of the team's fan club on the same day. It is a simple site just to ask for a member pre-registration until the official fan club site will be launched in August. New members have chance to win a rugby uniform with team players autographs.

Which is more natural? (about the place of "for") Please tell me which sentence is more natural or better? If both are correct, is there any different nuance? (1)What kinds of computer facilities are available for presentations? (2)What kinds of computer facilities for presentations are available? Thanks :)

Attached please find ???? Are both correct sentences? If so, which is more common to use? And do you need "," in the sentence? (1) Please find attached, the revised PowerPoint document. (2) Attached please find, the revised PowerPoint document. Thank you.

Please tell me the role of "so about" in the sentence. I found the following sentence in an article. I can understand what the writer wants to say, but the sentence itself is a bit confusing for me. "Pressure is evil if you let it be. My biggest fear is less so about failure and more so about not trying my best. " I can't understand the role of " so about " in the second sentence. Is it an idiom or a grammatical rule? If possible, could you change the sentence more easily? Thank you.

Please tell me the meaning of " give it a lead over something". I read an article below. "It(Verizon) has spent billions building the largest next-generation LTE network, giving it a healthy lead over chief rival AT&T Inc. T -0.32%, something that is likely appealing to customers buying the latest smartphones." About the expression "giving it a healthy lead over". In this situation, does it mean that " Verizon is up on the list higher than AT&T" ? If so, can I also say "Verizon has a lead over AT&T" or "Verizon takes a lead over AT&T" ? Thank you.