41.   In the category of actor or actress willing to take on a leading role, the winner is nobody.

42.   In the next half-hour the analysts spoke of a mounting struggle, of winning chances for a player willing to take a risk.

43.   In some cases, companies seek volunteers willing to take unpaid time off as a strategy to reduce labor costs during seasonal slowdowns or economic downturns.

44.   Indiana is constantly inventive, always willing to take chances, and his ear for the more bizarre idioms of American life is nearly perfect.

45.   It is a task so daunting that Specter is apparently the only politician on the planet who is willing to take it on.

46.   It is also true that those willing to take risks may get good short-term returns in the secondary market.

47.   Karvelis has started a list of parish families willing to take in people left homeless after losing welfare benefits.

48.   Last summer, they were allowed to join the flood of Bosnian Muslim refugees going to a handful of countries willing to take them.

49.   Mexican immigrants have replaced blacks and Appalachian whites as the workers willing to take the lowest wages with the fewest complaints.

50.   Naturally you risk misleading foreign acquaintances, who may not be willing to take you at your word that in your real life you have standards.