• After a year or two it doesn't look like much, and too many people will take out the roots.

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  • The precise modern calendar we take for granted has roots in ancient China, India, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Arabia and Rome.

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  • Miller, a veteran of Cisco, is aiming to take Polycom from its roots selling Web cameras and conference phones, and make it more of a high-margin enterprise software company.

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  • So it bought a license from second-generation owners of Italy's Tuscan's brand to use the name in Asia and the U.S., allowing it to take advantage of its Italian roots and 39-year-old history.

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  • It will probably take a more egregious departure from its roots than Michelle Rhee to cause Change.org substantial harm.

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  • They must scale the near-vertical base by climbing rocks and tree roots like ladders -- or take a longer switchback trail -- and then begin an arduous hike uphill, sliding on mud and grasping at alders and shrubs to pull themselves up.

    BBC: An Alaskan-style Fourth of July

  • It will take years before we will see a grass-roots entrepreneur in China or India who could shake up the establishment as much as Steve Jobs did.

    FORBES: On the Silicon Dragon Trail: Startup Asia Surfaces

  • But credit will belong to a global constellation of digital entrepreneurs, and engineers at the likes of GM and Toyota, who compete to finally take the auto industry out of its 19th century roots.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson were concerned about the huge risks that pushing for civil rights posed for the Democrats' stronghold in the South -- still the electoral base of the party back then -- both were finally moved to take action because of the valiant efforts of grass-roots activists who placed pressure on them and on uncommitted legislators.

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  • There was little need to put down roots in their new communities, they felt, or to take part in local or national government.

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  • Companies like Apple and Google are innovative from their very roots, built to change the world and with people willing to take big risks.

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  • Someone who can take a once great retail chain with tremendous geographical reach, strong legacy and roots in selling high margin hard to understand products and turn it into a profit center.

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  • Motorola has its roots in the automotive industry and many innovations over the decades that we all take for granted were invented at MOT.

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  • It didn't take long after Dr. No was released in 1963 that a popular spy genre formed stateside out of comedic roots.

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  • Accompanied by bass and drums, Roberts spins out a lighthearted interpretation full of surprises: a staccato take on the title line, lush rolled chords that flow like honey, an insistent improvisatory flight with bebop roots.

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