41.   The label, which once made a virtue of English country style, has fallen out of favor with many customers.

42.   The PRI made a virtue of ne cessity, held a presidential primary in November and heralded it as a sign that the party was now democratic.

43.   The religious stations are trying to make a virtue of necessity, by selling that niche audience very heavily to a select group of advertisers.

44.   The Saab people try to make a virtue of torque steer, saying that it adds to the excitement of driving the Viggen.

45.   The week of contemporary music at the Tanglewood Festival a month ago, for example, made true virtue of isolation.

46.   To some extent, GM, with its sober prognostication, made a virtue of necessity last year.

47.   To some extent, the company is making a virtue of necessity.

48.   Typically, he tried to make a virtue of his wretchedness, wringing his soggy socks out for drinking water.

49.   True, the city has long made a virtue of anonymity.

50.   Try to make a virtue of not changing the policy?