31.   Even the politically awkward works of Rudyard Kipling are selling briskly, and Victorians like George Eliot and Robert Louis Stevenson are finding new audiences.

32.   Find an audience, or find the door.

33.   Finding an audience for the film in Russia could be the biggest challenge.

34.   For the second year in a row, a very funny show about Hollywood is struggling to find an audience.

35.   Four years ago, in the face of falling television viewership, the pageant moved from NBC to ABC, where it has still struggled to find an audience.

36.   Good life stories, beautifully told, will always find an audience.

37.   Gwyn, a Toronto Star columnist, has written a book that should find an audience on both sides of the border.

38.   His cautious, incremental approach, which seeks to defer major decisions, would find an audience now.

39.   Here, too, he finds receptive audiences.

40.   His one-man show, a wry take on the differences between men and women, was roughed up by the critics but found an audience anyway.