61.   She suggested that both candidates might take a lesson from it.

62.   Sometimes candidates take an occasional tactical foray designed to befuddle the opposition.

63.   Sooner or later just about every presidential candidate takes a ride on the campaign roller coaster.

64.   Still, the notion of making all presidential candidates take a quiz has some appeal.

65.   The campaign had the aspect of an exercise conducted just to see what would happen if a candidate took the high road.

66.   The candidates have essentially taken their scripts from the winning campaigns last year, only they have racheted up the hard-right oratory.

67.   The candidate himself must take the lead, and his speech Thursday night is where it all must come together.

68.   The candidate himself took up the theme, calling on election officials to count more military ballots.

69.   The candidates are also taking special steps to address their own vulnerabilities.

70.   The Democratic candidates are taking a risk in standing up for principle on this issue.

n. + take >>共 1201
government 2.42%
company 1.62%
people 1.59%
meeting 1.38%
investor 1.22%
police 1.16%
process 1.02%
official 1.00%
attack 0.80%
team 0.79%
candidate 0.19%
candidate + v. >>共 605
be 18.03%
have 5.79%
win 3.04%
say 2.36%
run 2.08%
include 2.04%
make 1.42%
take 1.31%
get 1.10%
do 1.06%
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