31.   And even Massachusetts welfare officials concede that it may take a while to educate recipients about the new rules.

32.   And Hauptman, the consultant, said it might take a while for the impact of all this debt to be felt.

33.   And it takes a while for freshmen to learn.

34.   And it usually takes a while for the writer to explain exactly how wrong that love went.

35.   And sometimes it takes a while to collect the evidence.

36.   And while some customers note it may take a while to get the equipment to work, the wait is soon forgotten.

37.   And though it took a while, Parra said he is finally feeling at home with his role with the Revolution.

38.   Art usually takes a while to gestate, and visual artists are reeling like everyone else and working to find their bearings.

39.   As a result, a Canadian strike would take a while to affect assembly factories in the United States, and some factories might not be affected at all.

40.   Any plans to increase production would take a while to carry out anyway, industry experts said.