71.   And did this decision take you by surprise?

72.   And it has proven more difficult than expected to predict what form a disease will take by studying the many different mutations that can occur in a gene.

73.   And then they would take it by force.

74.   Anger took over by afternoon.

75.   Another member walked over, took her by the arm and led her out of the church, still talking.

76.   Another reason, which developed this week, is profit taking by market participants who have held long maturities for a good part of this rally.

77.   Another option, though so far not taken seriously by the food industry, would be to irradiate food and beverages to kill bacteria.

78.   As much as that took me by surprise, it was a stark reminder that searchengines are not a safe tool for our children.

79.   As the army seeks to reclaim territory taken by the Maoists, the battles are increasingly playing out in some of the most inaccessible, backward parts of Nepal.

80.   As they review medical journals, investigators and anthrax experts are realizing that past cases foreshadowed consequences that instead took them by complete surprise.