21.   He needs to take a page from the Drew Bledsoe book of class and integrity.

22.   He told a reporter he was considering legal action, and Hughes immediately took the page off his site and posted an apology.

23.   I asked him how to use the I Ching, and he took the pages and shuffled them like a deck of cards.

24.   I like the tactile business of taking the page out of the typewriter.

25.   In essence, the Nordiques took a page out of the Boston playbook on hard work.

26.   In his second season in Boulder, he wants his team to take a page from a national championship team.

27.   In outlining the tactics, Mastro, at least, seemed to have taken a page from Winston Churchill.

28.   In that regard, Epoch Partners, while billing itself as a new breed of investment bank, is taking a page from the Wall Street playbook.

29.   Is the administration of New Jersey GOV. CHRISTIE WHITMAN taking a page from City Hall in New York?

30.   It can mean taking a page from other cultures that lay off employees only as a last resort.