41.   Some people relish reading cookbooks, imagining preparing each savory dish, even if they seldom venture beyond the basics in the kitchen.

42.   That seems not to have infiltrated the political psyches of Gore and Bush, who rarely venture beyond pedantic prose.

43.   The barnstorming never ventured beyond airports, where Giuliani appeared before enthusiastic Democrats who seemed elated by his endorsement.

44.   The company has begun advertising more heavily, venturing far beyond the trade press to underwrite programs on National Public Radio, for example.

45.   The Navy said the ship will not venture beyond about eight miles of Deer Island so it can scoot for home in threatening weather.

46.   The National Committee does not focus on outcomes in part because it cannot venture beyond the data that health plans are willing to submit voluntarily.

47.   The tours also venture beyond Vienna, to cities including Budapest.

48.   The two clash when Woods ventures beyond his statutory authority, the governor said.

49.   There are also intriguing prospects for those venturing beyond mainstream Shaftesbury Avenue and the big national companies.

50.   This is a company for inquisitive travelers who have a desire to learn and venture beyond the obvious.