21.   Most of the articles venture into sabermetrics, but an easily accessible glossary helps the lay person negotiate the mathematical maze.

22.   Q. How can a lay person distinguish between a responsible alternative medicine practitioner and a quack?

23.   Some of the information here is written for the lay person, while some is highly technical.

24.   The lay person imagines the translator poring over crumbling papyrus manuscripts.

25.   These characteristics were then expanded and interpreted for lay person understanding. . . .

26.   Unilateral laicization means that Kos is returned to the status of a lay person and cannot administer the sacraments, Williams said.

27.   A rector, in English ecclesiastical law, is someone entitled to church revenues, and can either be a priest or a lay person.

28.   A lay person authorized to lead services has the title of lay reader.

29.   The committee also lost an alternate member when his term expired this spring, leaving five lawyers and a lay person, Chairman Ken Reeves said Thursday.

30.   Through the ages rheumatism to the lay person means aches and pains anywhere in the body, usually related to work or through fatigue or old age.