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61. But as their populations crashed, early therapods, the group of dinosaurs that includes all meat-eating species from Velociraptor to Tyrannosaurus rex, gained ground and thrived.

62. Action in rem first founded in Roman, but it survived only in England, and thrived in its maritime procedure.

63. Contentment made him even more amiable, and his business thrived.

64. It was a close family that thrived on competitions -- board games, cards, ping-pong.

65. Lucy, also found in Africa, thrived a million years after Ardi and was of the more human-like genus Australopithecus.

66. Woody shrubs — in particular,[Sentence dictionary] a shrub called fringed sage or Artemisia frigida — thrived.

67. Others say that his cargo business thrived during anarchic wars of plunder that have, thankfully, subsided.

68. The Sivapithecus lineage thrived in Asia, producing offshoots in Turkey, Pakistan, India, Nepal, China and Southeast Asia.

69. Proposed by the ruling class and owing to the prevailing custom of the pleasure-seeking for dances and songs in the Song Dynasty, the creation of lyrics thrived.

70. The humpback chub , for example, thrived in the rust - red waters of theColorado.

71. Action in rem was first founded in Roman, but it survived only in England, and thrived in its maritime procedure.

72. But Jianguo thrived amid the social turmoil, and became a leader of a Red Guard faction at his school.