11.   Afterwards, there was much talk of fate, of inspiration, of an invisible hand on a shoulder.

12.   But distribution of the vaccine itself is left up to the invisible hand of the market.

13.   But surprisingly, the invisible hand often turns out to have butterfingers.

14.   Calvin Klein continued to experiment with fabric, turning out clothing so ethereal it might have been sewn by invisible hands.

15.   Enron abandoned its venture into water supply when it became clear that governments were reluctant to entrust so crucial a matter to the magic of the invisible hand.

16.   Economist Adam Smith may have invented the invisible hand, but venture capitalist Mitt Romney has applied it to politics.

17.   Even more puzzling is the failure of the invisible hand in the auto industry.

18.   He believes in the invisible hand, the director as facilitator.

19.   If he were alive today Keynes would prescribe a different remedy, but he would understand that the invisible hand will not get us to a happy equilibrium.

20.   If so, that invisible hand will earn a round of applause.