31.   But the smaller percentage of males following the college track has raised almost no eyebrows among education researchers and received scant public attention.

32.   But the Algerian bloodshed attracted scant attention for a long time from the rest of the world.

33.   But the dinners, which receive scant attention outside Washington, do give Clinton the opportunity to reward loyalists in her campaign with coveted invitations.

34.   But there were other equally exciting records last year that received scant attention while deserving of much more.

35.   But those who have not recovered have received scant attention from the government.

36.   Clinton paid scant attention to foreign policy, a centerpiece of inaugural addresses in the years of the Cold War.

37.   Critics also complain that these stories are often reported from the business angle with scant attention to consumer issues.

38.   Countries other than the United States, the Soviet Union and Germany receive scant attention.

39.   Crowley contends that old textbooks give the subject scant attention, or treat it simply as a natural disaster.