41.   But when the children took the oil, it was lengthened by three to four months.

42.   Children take the nationality of their father and are essentially considered his property.

43.   Children take up less space on a bed than grown-ups, yet cover more ground.

44.   Children can take an airplane trip through American history via SkyTrip America, a new CD-ROM for Windows and Macintosh computers from Discovery Channel Multimedia.

45.   Children should take frequent breaks when they are using the computer for long periods.

46.   Children took off their shoes and waded on the cobblestone ledge running beside the brick and stone bridges that arched over the river.

47.   Children take weekend classes at Japanese cram schools so as not to fall behind in their studies.

48.   Children took away the immature babies as though they were toys.

49.   Children took turns, oldest first.

50.   Children in elementary school take turns to be class leader for the day.