51.   His father took him to Socialist party meetings, and he remembered Eugene V. Debs, who ran for president five times.

52.   His oldest son, Eric, a pediatrician, suggested that his father take his fascination with firefighters and turn it into a piece for young people.

53.   Her father took them back.

54.   Her father took us out to the pasture, and let us shoot at the stereotypical tin can on the classic barbed wire fence.

55.   His father took a leave from his teaching job and found an apartment in Beverly Hills so Adrien could attend Beverly Hills High School.

56.   His father took a more collegial approach to his job, softening policy positions pushed by conservative advisers and working out compromises with his critics.

57.   His father took a writing post at the University of South Carolina and hit the road doing poetry readings around the country.

58.   His father took him to New York and arranged for him to meet Halston, Geoffrey Beene and Bill Blass.

59.   His father would sometimes take Carl and his twin brother, Herman, on his route.

60.   His father then took a job in Houston, where he bought a house with his earnings, and where he expected to eventually move the family.