31.   And he urged that the administration allow economic engagement with China as the best way to bring about reform.

32.   Analysts were in wholehearted agreement Monday, though they said Clinton must accept a large dose of responsibility for the failure to bring about change.

33.   And contrary to critics who worry about aiding war, they say the field is likely to bring about a new age of peacefulness.

34.   And not one of them brought about a lasting world peace, ended a war, altered history or brought about massive social changes.

35.   Another benefit of small initiatives, whether they result in wins or failures, is that they can bring about significant learning.

36.   As a result, Zubrin is credited with helping bring about a sea change in thinking about a voyage to Mars.

37.   As long as the dollar remains strong, Japanese investments in the U.S. bring about higher returns.

38.   As everyday kitchen companions, spices should bring about culinary excitement and even an urge to experiment.

39.   As the economy throttles back, to be sure, accidents can happen that could bring about an unexpected recession.

40.   As they sift the evidence, archeologists are finding surprising new elements that may have conspired with drier weather to bring about the calamitous fall.