61.   But Singer takes pleasure in the fact that all are still in print.

62.   But then, Crowe takes great pleasure in being a human chameleon whose looks and manner of speaking vary from film to film.

63.   But you have to take pleasure in it.

64.   Choosing the wrong ship for your interests could take the pleasure away.

65.   Cotsen takes pleasure in discovering knots and other secrets artists have hidden in their baskets.

66.   Cuomo takes pleasure in the strong turnouts at his paid appearances.

67.   Davidoff took pleasure in debunking stereotypes about the elderly and continued to see clients at her home office in New Canaan until a few weeks before her death.

68.   Dimon, on the other hand, is a low-profile numbers-cruncher who takes pleasure in managing companies and completing transactions.

69.   Ed Schwartz, a former Electrolux executive who used to work with McMillan, remembers that he took pleasure in audacity.