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They took root in the limy sediments which had been carried down from the tops of the hills and they became plants.

And I took root in an honourable people, and in the portion of mg God his inheritance, and my abode is in the full assembly of saints.

But we are still stuck in kindergarten or elementary school or wherever it was that our shyness first took root in our psyches.

Secondly how easel cartoon art took root in the great southwest and influenced across the country are introduced.

One of the industries that took root, alongside textiles and plastics, was consumer electronics.

In 2007, when the Taliban took root around the town of Babaji, they were evicted by British forces helped by the militias.

You just in my heart took root, cannot leave, others also do not go in, because the hearts of space only so much, you hold has been full.

The seed took root in the teapot and began to grow.

What about the plants you had never used before to know about and how they took root, flowered, and bolted up right before your eyes?

Nor does he take any responsibility for the fierce partisanship and political divisiveness that took root in his administration.

It immediately took root, sprouted, and sent out shoots among the other plants.

While my sister leans more towards football, a love of basketball took root in my own heart and flowered.

A conspiracy theory took root that the inflation was a Jewish plot to ruin Germany.

"I married, he lost" this sentence is rooted in the husband took root in the brain, he later day come, I can have more than one happy days.

Globalisation prospered and took root during a period when all the world's major powers were experiencing strong economic growth.

Thiessens' torment took root when he was in the first or second grade in McGill, a small mining town in central Nevada.

Founded in 1639 as a movable Buddhist monastic center and trading post, the settlement took root in its present location in 1778.

Settlers followed kinsmen, creating clusters of common customs that took root in each region.

Ever more bubbles appeared as new galaxies took root, and the intergalactic gas looked like Swiss cheese.

As the thought took root, a stinging cold shiver traversed his body.

A similar idea took root across the Atlantic.

The thought of the western nationalism took root in China rightly after the academic discussion and political practice met by chance.

In the course of corporate evolution from "public" to "private, " the three principles took root in legal institutions.

After the Renaissance, humanism gradually took root in the western society.

The seeds of rancor sown so swiftly by Colonel Cathcart took root in the soldiers around him.

the culture of toys , anime and comics took root and developed in this mellow period.

It was not long before seeds of descent took root.

The young tree finally took root in its new home.

The idea took root in her mind.

More than 200, 000 replica shirts were snapped up by fans last week as Beckham-mania took root in Southern California and beyond.

His words took root my mind that day, and eventually inspired a new life goal.

The seeds took root and grew, and the sunflowers multiplied.

While there, the everyday use of the Internet took root and blossomed.

My mother's first husband was not a kind man and the harsh words we heard growing up took root.

Christianity also took root in the second and third centuries AD.

Farrell's love affair took root in childhood.

A virtual economy took root when the virtual world Second Life was created in 2003 by Linden Lab.

As time went on, in the 15th and 16th centuries, the idea that pain was caused by sensations from the brain and nervous system, took root.

Love bud, quietly took root in my heart.

After the rain the young plants soon took root.

The work ethic my father taught me as a youngster took root during those college years.

That's the highest it's been since 2008, when the recession took root.

After that night, some dream has took root in my heart.

That's true of Buddhism as well, which was founded in today's India but took root in China 2, 000 years ago.

"In the absence of specific policies carefully tended by specialists, ad hocism took root" (US News & World Report)