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Outsourcing has become the symbol of middle-class anxiety over the seepage of information jobs to India , and even to China , that were supposed to take the place of all those lost manufacturing jobs . Israel and Arab leaders must take the necessary risks for peace to take root and bloom if we're to succeed . But the behavior of the officiating priest at the funeral of one of my brothers ( he considered it necessary to apologize for standing at this grave , because the deceased , whose noble human qualities he later on felt constrained to praise duly , had not lived up to the regulations of the Church ) induced me to take the decisive step . I also have to ask , if Renee has a job with such a stringent tardiness policy , why does she have to take the kid to the bus ? My experience confirms what observers of the political scene have long known : that an ideal implanted in one session or one decade may not take root for years . Indeed , the peer relationships that take root between the young staff members of the firm and its clients often become strongest and most productive years later , when all their careers have advanced . Borderlands are fertile places for new ideas to take root and grow . We are not a family-friendly nation , unfortunately , because we ( collectively ) have bought into the idea of social Darwinism : survival of the fittest and devil take the hindmost . ) The H2O participation will take the form of short written assignments , tied into the material taught in the course . China has begun dictating the technologies that will be used on the mainland , in the hope that those standards will take root and spread worldwide .