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The cells seem to have taken Root and formed connections with her own, surviving neurons, reversing much of the damage caused by the stroke.

I wanted to reach out to her and wrench away all the miseries that had taken root in her young spirit.

In her heart, the seeds of love has taken root, not just Thanksgiving, but the love light in the badge of an extension and dissemination.

The concept of a universal credit card had taken root and quickly spread across the world.

The most surprising thing was that the grass had miraculously taken root in the blackened soil after a spring rain.

In China today, we do face problems concerning demand, but these problems seem to have taken root in problems of supply.

Mass customization, like Levi's made-to-order jeans, has taken root in the fashion industry, and may well transform the business.

Tuberculosis also has taken root in Ukrainian prisons where cramped quartersand poor conditions contribute to its spread.

Even before these latest symptoms of Western decline, the perception of China's relative rise had taken root around the world.

Growing confidence in Taiwan's identity and independent institutions suggest that liberal democracy has taken root.

The construction of urban and rural public sports and exercise facilities was accelerated, and the national fitness program has taken root.

That would mean it had taken root in roughly the year 7, 542 BC.

But back home, in the Tibetan region of Kham, an anti-China resistance had already taken root.

Even where liberal democracy and the market economy have taken root, initial enthusiasms and boundless optimism have waned.

And though the democracies that have taken root in Asia are new, the dreams they express are ancient.

Fortunately, if life has taken root in the Alpha Centauri system, it is not likely to suffer this fate.

By then, however, in many places the grass had already taken root.

however, in many places the grass had already taken root.

Have they really taken root on your bottom of heart deeply?

in many places the grass had already taken root.

The idea has taken root in his mind.

For all its failures in the Arab world, democracy has taken root in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Do you think the new rosebush has taken root?

The belief that grades mean everything has taken root in people's mind.

But this same cancer has also taken root in the border region of Pakistan.

The seeds they sowed have taken root, grown and borne rich fruit.

But due to the lack of water, they have taken root in much drier soil.

But for him the more sinister development is that such language has taken root in political discourse.

Democracy has taken root in that country.

More than a decade later, a vibrant and increasingly savvy wine culture has taken root in China.

You have planted them , and they have taken root; they grow and bear fruit . You are always on their lips but far from their hearts .

Extreme sports have taken root in China.

On the other hand, some overseas Chinese families have long taken root in the countries where they live.

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The rebellion would then have taken root in the very nature, the "biology" of the individual;

a country where democracy has never really taken root