| This can reduce symptoms, but permits infections to take hold more readily. |
| Then, a second skewer comes in handy for gently firming the soil to help the seedling stand up until the roots take hold. |
| Andrea miscarried on her first attempt and the second attempt didn't take hold. |
| One of the first lessons anyone gets is how to take hold of and swing a mallet. |
| A relatively longer time has probably elapsed before the tearer managed to take hold of these fibres. |
| It is this lack of knowledge and understanding which allows the racial vilification and dehumanisation of fellow human beings to take hold. |
