31.   Such precision would give new momentum to reform in Eastern Europe.

32.   That battle took on new momentum with the victory of reform politicians in parliamentary elections six months ago.

33.   The adventurousness that brought gold prospectors to Seattle a century ago has in recent years produced a new momentum.

34.   The changes signal new momentum in plans to reform the military.

35.   The idea would be to inject some new political momentum into the movement for freer world trade.

36.   The line gave him new momentum and he defeated Bush in the closest gubernatorial election ever in Florida.

37.   The new Enron tower will inject a significant amount of new momentum into downtown Houston, said veteran office broker Jeff Black of Insite Commercial Real Estate.

38.   The talks wandered, then gained new momentum when President Alvaro Arzu Irigoyen took office in January.

39.   The story has since taken on a new momentum and questions of the guilt of Emperor Hirohito persist.

40.   There was new momentum for sweeping tax cuts.