41.   Since taking office, the secretary general has already taken several steps to make the organization more effective and to eliminate red-tape and duplication.

42.   So cool, in fact, that she is taking steps to make that her name legally.

43.   So, many e-retailers said they would take steps to make that possible next year.

44.   Still, the acquisition signals that the conservative Con Edison is trying to take steps to make itself a more competitive and profitable distributor of energy.

45.   Teachers in such classrooms probably need to take extraordinary steps to make sure they actively lead and challenge their students, not let them drift, she said.

46.   Supposedly, those steps make it impossible to use the gun against an intruder in the house.

47.   Such steps might well make the transfer tolerable.

48.   That common-sense step would have made the buildings less vulnerable to a powerful truck bomb.

49.   That step ostensibly made Offerman a free agent, but he and the Royals obviously had reached a prior agreement that he would nevertheless sign with the team.

50.   That step could make them their own self-regulators, a role that seems problematic, to say the least.