Ultimately, while he admits to some slight reservation about sex selection, he is clear, in his creative writing (taken up over the past 20 years), in his lectures, in everything he does: sex and reproduction have been severed.
In 1994, subsidies to industry took up over 5% of all German public spending.
That giant table took up over half the ballroom because it allowed even semi-important officials to feel loved.
James's wish to make jurors of us all has been eagerly taken up over the years.
The Senate has considerable other business to take up over a short period of time, largely bills pertaining to taxes and the economy.
And his meeting with the girl takes up over a dozen pages in which most of the action consists of fulminating.
One reason may be that the Gunks simply cannot compare in sheer size: the Adirondacks take up over six million acres, and the Catskills, 700,000 acres.
Although the entire healthcare industry has become increasingly consumer-focused over the years, handling peoples' medical data is not something even a company as big as Apple can just take up over night.
