81.   And Forest Hawkey, a retired resident of Gladstone, Mo., said it was time for regulators to take charge.

82.   And after Educated Risk set the pace for six furlongs, Heavenly Prize took charge and the Phipps entry rolled.

83.   And Archie Courtnall made it clear that Geoff, as the eldest boy, would one day have to take charge.

84.   Analysts said other French banks were in similar condition and could also take charges for Asian loans.

85.   And AIDS groups have been in the forefront of the fight to allow dying people to take charge of the way their lives come to an end.

86.   And he takes charge at a difficult time.

87.   And Coppola, feeling right at home, was taking charge.

88.   And in the third round, a round after Stewart was cut from a punch, Whitaker appeared to take charge.

89.   And he talked about taking the charge.

90.   And since quarterback Jim Kelly took charge of the offensive play-calling, Buffalo has at least had some direction.