31.   Clinton readily acknowledged the risks, however, including accidents, mines buried beneath snow and ad hoc attacks by ill-disciplined militia forces.

32.   Communism will have been buried beneath the Kremlin walls for a decade when President Vladimir Putin of Russia travels to Cuba this week.

33.   Even extracting the dead from the site has been painstakingly slow because most of the bodies were buried beneath tons of debris and many are not intact.

34.   Fences, gates, guardhouses and who knows what manner of tough-guy hardware is buried beneath the Victorian frou-frou.

35.   Few of the buildings stood higher than a single floor, so there was relatively little rubble to be buried beneath.

36.   Feminism, homoeroticism and socioeconomic class conflict are all broached by the beach movies, only to be buried beneath insipid story lines and fairy tale endings.

37.   Firefighters and a crew of paramedics arrived a few minutes later to find the woman still buried beneath three feet of rubble.

38.   Grief, for the most part, was buried beneath veneers of camaraderie and dark humor.

39.   He complains that his warts are always magnified, the good buried beneath mounds of bad memories and misplays.

40.   He is buried beneath a broad majestic linden tree, together with members of his family, marked by plain, dignified headstones.