41.   Periodically dreamers and fools propose schemes to make television available to all, rich or destitute, or to forbid politicians to use TV to peddle their virtues.

42.   Puns, double-entendres and the code words used by politicians could also be suspect, at least to some people.

43.   Remember when politicians used to spend money to get out the vote, or people worried that blacks might stay home on election day?

44.   Such devices are ordinarily used by politicians to pay their lawyers.

45.   The language is similar to what many politicians might use, although the group does provide a list of pertinent Scriptural references.

46.   The Web is already used by politicians to raise money, gather volunteers and spread campaign themes to potential voters.

47.   They viewed both as devices used by politicians to raise hopes, only to dash them later.

48.   This tone is what the politician uses who speaks very sweetly, who uses many ambiguous references.

49.   What is more, Lapid says, ultra-Orthodox politicians have used their position to extract generous state allocations for their schools and institutions.

50.   While public support for serious international initiatives has always been fragile, politicians used to be able to build support for them steadily, over months and years.