81.   Those candidates have taken the unusual step of running ads on network television.

82.   To win their elections, judicial candidates take campaign contributions that may later influence their decisions in court.

83.   Though no independent candidate has taken off, there is still the very real prospect that one could significantly alter the dynamics next November.

84.   Voters interviewed in the poll seemed to home in on differing positions the candidates take on several issues.

85.   While Miller identifies himself as a Democrat, he says he is pleased with the positions that both the candidates have taken on key high-tech issues.

86.   While calling for a loftier, issue-centered, campaign, each candidate took hard swipes at the other.

87.   While Forbes was the most critical, other candidates also took their shots at the front-runner.

88.   While the candidates took unexpected places on the avenue, their television commercials kept trading predictable attacks.

89.   Yoram Peri, professor of communications at Hebrew University in Jerusalem said candidates are taking American advice to repeat their themes and simplify their messages.

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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