11.   ANYONE CAN WHISTLE, by James Surowiecki U.S. investors are whistling past the graveyard.

12.   A few blinks later, Blake blistered a shot from the right faceoff circle that whistled past Potvin.

13.   A few cars raced through the streets flying the flag, whistling past the graveyard of Mexican glory.

14.   But the Gore folks are whistling past the graveyard.

15.   Coach Pat Burns and his players seemed to be whistling past the graveyard when they said they were still confident, still determined.

16.   He has joked about it this week, although much like a man whistling past a graveyard, and he would like to bury the memory forever Sunday.

17.   Maybe some investors were whistling past the graveyard, but many said they had sound reasons for staying in the market.

18.   Republicans dismiss this argument as Democrats whistling past the graveyard.

19.   That proved to be a good decision by Courtnall, for his wrist shot whistled past Belfour.

20.   The leaders of most Jewish organizations have been whistling past the graveyard Farrakhan is preparing for the Jewish place in American society.