1.   But what will the reverberations be with voters if the belief takes hold that Democrats could recapture at least one house in Congress?

2.   Finally, South Carolina will need to boost funding for programs that help gambling addicts and will find their services in greater demand as the game takes hold statewide.

3.   If so, it was built during the current season, and will come off sometime soon after the next season takes hold.

4.   If you get going before the fungus takes hold and keep spraying faithfully, this alkaline aid to moisture retention should do the trick.

5.   Once one these frenzies takes hold, every little extruded connection becomes part of the hot-damn reporting.

6.   Scientists everywhere will just have to be more creative as managed care takes hold nationwide, they argue.

7.   Several legal analysts expressed fear that petty crimes will steadily increase as the realization takes hold that misdemeanors are effectively being decriminalized.

8.   The economists say the government has to devise a longer-term plan to strengthen its economy, so that when growth takes hold it will be sustainable.

9.   Though the picture has its longueurs, its rhythms take hold and pull you in.

10.   When the devil takes hold of everyday life, is the otherworldly, supernatural voice perhaps the righteous one?