31.   All roads lead to Dreverhaven, or so it seems.

32.   Bruce Babbitt, the secretary of the interior, believes that such roads will lead to commercial development and threaten parks and wildlife refuges.

33.   But in his domestic policy, all roads lead to campaign finance.

34.   But in Alsace, as in Germany, all roads eventually lead to riesling.

35.   But the road always led back to New York, until her husband died.

36.   But the self-made road has led him to become a pillar of the new social contract.

37.   But then, as now, all roads lead to technology.

38.   Even she is not sure where the road leads from here.

39.   For Miss Castillo, all roads lead back to a room that bears down on her with little remorse.

40.   For hotel operators, they say, all roads eventually lead to home.