71.   This support was to take two forms.

72.   As he suggests, biological and psychological imperatives may well take different forms.

73.   Furthermore, class relations take distinct forms within societies.

74.   The experiments, carried out in the Serengeti National Park, took the form of playing recordings of known provenance to females with cubs.

75.   An audit may also take the form of an investigation of the internal systems of control.

76.   This usually takes the form of a charge on the assets of a company or a guarantee from a credit-worthy organization or institution.

77.   The police response to these complaints has taken the form of a much publicised propaganda exercise the launch of the Metropolitan Police guidelines on racial harassment.

78.   This may take the form of recent passes at Higher grade in three subjects or at A-level in two subjects.

79.   The poor in all countries struggle against the domestic and global forces that oppress them and their resistance takes many forms.

80.   The monastery takes the form of an open square in which the two churches stand.