41.   After the Chiefs game, Shanahan, dressed in a dark blue suit, saw Sharpe in the locker room.

42.   But Aristide, wearing a blue suit and a blue and red presidential sash, seemed confident, content, almost gleeful.

43.   But the TV types saw too many blue suits instead of faces painted blue.

44.   But when he arrived wearing a blue suit and a big diamond in his left ear lobe, the big man spoke bluntly about his failures.

45.   By contrast, Rice and Gov.-elect Gary Locke wore blue suits.

46.   By the end of the campaign, the blue suits and white shirts were back as Gore instead sought an image that was more presidential.

47.   By his third game, he had changed to a dark blue suit, but kept the cap on backward.

48.   Clad in a blue suit, white shirt and blue tie, Jeffrey lay with rosary beads clasped between his hands and a single pink rose across his body.

49.   Clad in a dark blue suit and a striped, maroon tie, Symington spoke in an earnest tone about his mistakes.

50.   Company officials asked Bartel to change into a blue polyester suit but then said they had no changing room.