31.   The deregulation movement took wing during the period when the Soviet Union was collapsing, lending it a sense of both inevitability and universality.

32.   The next-biggest gainer was Continental Airlines, whose shares took wing on improved financial performance by the loss-plagued Houston airline.

33.   They take wing.

34.   This week, astonishingly, hope took wing.

35.   Today, a more utilitarian view is taking wing.

36.   Tree branches join roofing and rain gutters in taking wing like birds while power lines fall like the dominoes of Cold War theory.

37.   When riches take wings, and reputation falls to pieces, he is as constant in his love as the sun in its journey through the heavens.

38.   When it takes wing, it patters its feet for a considerable distance.

39.   Whether it was in drenching rain or under periwinkle skies, the season of hope and relief took wing on New York college campuses this week.

40.   If Blair succeeds in power, in other words, if he reconciles social justice with effective economics, the notorious British model will at last take wings.