41.   That is what is making it attractive to private buyers, whereas here the Government naively believes the opposite, that privatisation of itself will do the trick.

42.   ELIMINATING the negative has not yet done the trick for Labour.

43.   So, so your new leader did the trick.

44.   But you do the trick and get him out?

45.   Also, a series of needle boards might do the trick.

46.   An all-you-can-eat buffet more likely will do the trick.

47.   An increase in domestic savings and tough government belt-tightening will have to do the trick, he says.

48.   And Day-Glo green doughnut blobs called Space Craters may do the trick in getting kids to eat, he said.

49.   And as Truman hailed from Missouri, organizers suggested a nice Missouri bubbly might do the trick.

50.   And he has done no advertising, figuring that word of mouth will do the trick.