41.   Its rigid rules require all hand-held camera and no artificial effects, lighting, sound or music.

42.   Rigid rules keep most stores closed Sundays, around lunchtime and in the evening.

43.   Rigid rules keep most stores closed Sundays, around lunchtime, at night, and at various times during the week depending on the type of store.

44.   Supporters of the Dutch bill denounced the plan by Philip Nitschke, which they said would not conform to the rigid Dutch rules.

45.   Such a choice could lead to even more rigid rule in a country criticized by the West for failing to promote democracy.

46.   Such clubs have proliferated in recent years following the end of rigid communist rule.

47.   The ferocious rivalries have turned Khost into a battlefield and terrorized local residents, who say they long for the security of the rigid Taliban rule.

48.   The United States opposes a proposal supported by some European countries for more rigid rules to spell out the responsibilities of investors during times of crisis.

49.   Then, a new litany of tensions emerged, no longer stifled by the rigid rule of Suharto.

50.   The deputy foreign minister told journalists the militia would not enforce the same rigid rules concerning women as they have in other parts of the country.