81.   It takes decades for a malignancy to develop, explains Dr. Darrell Rigel, clinical associate professor in dermatology at New York University School of Medicine.

82.   It takes decades for technology to produce prosperity, the authors say, as they trace similar stop-and-start progress in computerization.

83.   It takes decades.

84.   It took a decade for Spanos to correct his mistake.

85.   It took another decade for the procedure to become commonplace in the United States.

86.   It took decades for apples to break in, and it may take a century for cars, but as of Friday Starbucks is selling coffee in Japan.

87.   It will take a decade of training and oversight, vigilance by Congress, and zero tolerance for abuse and mismanagement within the Service. . . .

88.   It will take a decade to bring the new members up to full NATO standards.

89.   Jennifer Post, a spokeswoman for the state, said reclassification was a complicated and expensive process, and other states had also taken decades to complete it.

90.   Leopold says a buck pulled down by wolves can be replaced in three years, but a range ruined by deer takes decades.