71.   During the Watergate crisis, President Nixon often took heart in polls that showed a majority of those surveyed did not favor impeachment.

72.   Duke coach Jamie Ashworth takes heart that Cargill has already registered for classes next year.

73.   Even so, he can take heart in some recent developments.

74.   Even Florio, the author of the financing system the court Tuesday ruled unconstitutional, took heart.

75.   Even when the list seems monstrous, take heart.

76.   Every woman who has ever wished that a man could know how it felt to be burdened with high heels, garters and control tops can now take heart.

77.   Federalist forces have taken heart over what is likely to be a heated referendum battle in coming months.

78.   Finally, affirmative action defenders have taken some heart from recent decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court.

79.   First of all, take heart.

80.   Flopping on a frumpy sofa in his dressing room, Anthony dismissed the bad reviews and instead took heart from seeing his culture represented on Broadway.

v. + heart >>共 495
take 9.49%
have 8.92%
break 7.30%
win 4.70%
warm 2.45%
touch 2.33%
eat 2.13%
lose 2.01%
open 1.62%
follow 1.44%
take + n. >>共 753
place 12.16%
part 5.04%
action 3.23%
advantage 2.92%
time 2.33%
control 1.68%
effect 1.66%
office 1.51%
step 1.35%
lead 1.11%
heart 0.17%
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