41.   Its presence simply gave the public easier access to his singularly fearless vision, which predated the atomic age.

42.   It would have easier access to capital at lower interest rates, and the promise of being bailed out by the government, the spokesman said.

43.   Kennedy Airport has long been criticized because it cannot be reached by rail, and the search for easier access from Manhattan has lasted a generation.

44.   Many parents fear that easier access to condoms will cause more students to have sex.

45.   Microsoft says that its contracts are legal because they produce tangible benefits for customers, including easier Internet access.

46.   Moving data on line can also give employees easier access to their benefits files so they do not have to wait for a paper statement.

47.   Now, however, marketers have easier access to something called experimental design techniques, which quantify the effects of independent stimuli on behavioral responses.

48.   Orangina loyalists in the United States, where the drink barely registers a blip on the sales charts, hoped the acquisition would mean easier access to the beverage.

49.   Privacy advocates oppose the spread of devices like the Clipper chip because their use gives authorities easier access to private conversations and files.

50.   Pull-out shelves for easier access.