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31 It was interested in taking over a small mine called Wheal Concord but pulled out because financial prospects were poor.

32 Taking over the monastic premises, there and then a hurried council of war was called.

33 Was he attempting to force them to a stoppage in the hopes of taking over their lease?

34 He was taking over the enquiry into the death of Angelica Standish, he said.

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35 But muddy-looking patches where the local equivalent of body filler had been exuberantly plastered on were gradually taking over.

36 This also applies to owners taking over responsibility from defaulting tenants, and finance houses taking back property from mortgagors.

37 This was clearly to prepare him for the task of taking over the captaincy the next summer.

38 But with James' top lieutenant, Jim Lambright, taking over immediately, the Huskies survived, then thrived.

39 At the time, she was intending to go to law school with a view to taking over her father's law firm.

40 This anti-science feeling has grown alarmingly, with environmental worries taking over from nuclear weapons as the driving force.

41 The ex-Gunner is Hoddle's first appointment, taking over from another Highbury old boy Peter Nicholas as youth team coach.

42 He like really found out it was okay to warn the world about blacks taking over the country.

43 We're pleased to announce that Mr. Schmidt will be taking over as Executive Director.

44 New technology is taking over, and sheep and cattle are now starring, and being sold, on satellite television.

45 The products of prisons are seen as taking over the market for the products of honest working men.

46 He became a shop steward in 1971 before taking over as Transport and General Workers Union convener 10 years ago.

47 A one-night stand with a waitress, played by Goldie Hawn[sentencedict.com], leads to her taking over his empty home.

48 Stronger societies were taking over smaller and weaker ones, which resulted in a downgrading of the credit rating of the predator.

49 Twenty-four hours ago she had been barely aware of his existence; now he seemed to be taking over her life!

50 He missed one penalty to touch and one at goal after taking over the goalkicking after an earlier miss by Logan.

51 Flowering bushes appear to be taking over the hillside and then we enter what looks like a real rain forest.

52 It was neat and clean, the smell of paint and thinners taking over from the smell of straw and apples.

53 I think the crazies are taking over the world.

54 Jeff has wielded an iron fist since taking over the company.

55 The idea that she'd be taking over my linen sheets bothered me.

56 And so the government stepped in - bailing them out and taking over their operations.

57 For example The "Yellow Peril" that fictional character that portrayed the Asians as sneaky, evil, lowlife, scum that was slowly taking over the West.

58 Over the next years, the Gulf Cartel and its commandos, the Zetas, moved into Nuevo Laredo and started taking over the drug and extortion rackets from local gangs.

59 Is the maintenance organization capable of taking over the automated test set (at a later date)?

60 Taking over will be so called gestural computer mechanisms like touch screens and facial recognition devices.