31.   And there were signs Wednesday that the debate has taken root in the presidential race.

32.   And what takes root in their place?

33.   And since smoking tends to take root during that age, Feldman said tobacco companies stand to benefit.

34.   And while affirmative action may be in trouble, the idea of a diverse work force is taking root in many companies, especially large and midsize ones.

35.   And while the illegal use of OxyContin took root in rural areas along the East Coast, it has begun moving into cities like Philadelphia.

36.   And, because of overseeding with rye grass, which needs a lot of water to take root, the course has become soft.

37.   Anti-foreignism took root and was confirmed by the Japanese occupation in World War II.

38.   Another goal, she said, is to make sure a new weekly half-hour series about religion and ethics takes permanent root nationally.

39.   As democracy takes root in Taiwan, the practice of handing over cash is gradually waning.

40.   As democracy begins to take root in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein is on the cusp of replacing the IRA as leaders of the republican movement.