31.   Indeed, these moves hardly spell the end of the no-frills approach.

32.   It is true that the defeat of the French reforms would spell the end of an EMU with France in it.

33.   It was an age when Woodrow Wilson believed that the invention motor car had spelled the end of democracy, because only the rich could afford them.

34.   It was one such cross-border caper by the FARC that spelled the end for three Americans who were on a humanitarian mission to Colombian Indian territory.

35.   It would spell the end of my future.

36.   Jeff Huson, pinch-hitting for Finley, walked, spelling the end of the night for Ortiz.

37.   Jeff Huson, pinch hitting for Finley, walked, spelling the end of the night for Ortiz.

38.   Last week, the IMF sought to assure investors that the wave of devaluations did not spell the end of the Asian economic miracle.

39.   Kohl has long insisted that there can be no delay of the euro because that would spell the end of deeper European integration.

40.   Likewise for Chase, the deal would spell the end of any impression that it has its competitive sights set on anybody other than the biggest investment banks.