71.   And without being accusatory, say that you expect the company to take such matters seriously.

72.   Anne Roman, vice president for corporate affairs at Borders, said the company would take the proposal seriously and the board would discuss it.

73.   Another company has taken over, but there have been delays in posting information.

74.   And when it does, most companies take the position that any false information provided during the pre-employment process is grounds for immediate termination.

75.   Another factor is a heavy supply of new corporate issues, as companies take advantage of the environment for low interest rates.

76.   Another game company has taken on the monumental task of condensing the complex Star Trek universe down to a few megs on your hard drive.

77.   ARCO was involved in limited exploration at the site before a Canadian company took over.

78.   Archie Comics recently backed down, saying the company will take no legal action unless the Web site contains offensive material.

79.   As a family business, Fortunoff said, the company takes a long view.

80.   As a result of the number of bad investments, many Japanese companies are now taking flight.

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%
company + v. >>共 706
say 10.43%
be 8.93%
have 5.81%
make 2.11%
plan 1.80%
announce 1.17%
use 1.16%
offer 1.13%
sell 1.08%
try 0.97%
take 0.97%
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