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In the end, of the books by seven authors that Mr. Aronson was reviewing there, only "The End of Faith," by Sam Harris, which Mr. Aronson criticized for "intolerance" and "zealotry," emerged as a best seller in the wave of take-no-prisoners new-atheist books.

Wake can use searchlights to take out massive waves of Taken.

With the stock market hit by a wave of profit taking, major computer hardware and semiconductor stocks are taking it on the chin today.

A reverse wave of migration took place, with coastal residents returning to their ruined villages to salvage their belongings and take advantage of government aid.

When India opened up in 1991 a wave of reform took place.

"The first wave of people taken up by galleries were all boys.

Since 1982, when the new wave of polarization took hold, there have been eight midterm elections.

The original wave of securitizations took place in the 1920s, when the United States went on the greatest building boom ever.

A major wave of cities taking on global roles unfolded in the aftermath of the second world war.

And, as a former legislative aide and budget director, he was among the first of a growing wave of noneducators taking the helm of large school districts.

The biggest wave of immigration took place after the Soviet annexation of Estonia in 1940, and many of those present were first- or second-generation immigrants.