61.   Consequently, Goodhart suggests, a common ancestor to all races must have evolved in high latitudes away from the burning tropical sun.

62.   Color vision is a complicated evolutionary development, and it evolved in a specific ecological niche for a specific purpose.

63.   Cottrell hopes his legislation, which evolved in a student legislature, will inspire other kids to get involved.

64.   Coneflowers evolved in an ecosystem that vanished long before environmental movements were born and before science understood it.

65.   Demographer Jeffrey Passel likened the ties between low-wage migrant labor and the construction industry to work patterns that evolved in agriculture in the West.

66.   Doors have been evolving in recent years.

67.   Despite ongoing difficulties that were much in evidence in the last week, he predicts the agreement will survive and that democracy will evolve in Northern Ireland.

68.   Edelman argues that still other pathways then evolve in the brain associated with the simultaneous appearance of the other two.

69.   Everything that lives in this river evolved in the same dynamic hydrologic system.

70.   For most of the restaurants that now offer off-premises catering, the service was an afterthought, something that evolved in response to popular demand.