41.   Soon we attracted a large crowd of local youths, who wagged their fingers at us and made disapproving sounds.

42.   Such is the Gingrich paradox -- he wags his finger at the mainstream press with one hand while beckoning to it with the other.

43.   The flattening result is that this Ripper is less memorable for wielding a knife than for wagging a finger.

44.   The United States blames Europe for refusing to let NATO do much more than wag its finger at the Bihac-bashing Serbs.

45.   These sputtering accusers even wag their fingers in the direction of this column.

46.   They sang the Chilean anthem and taunted the general, pointing at him and wagging their fingers.

47.   They got red in the face and wagged their fingers talking about whether Elian should live with relatives in Miami or go back to Cuba with his dad.

48.   Wagging a finger, Bourgiono chides a teenager for leaning up against an aging fresco with her backpack.

49.   We wave, wag our fingers and smile.

50.   Wagging his finger, he has accused the president of backing policies that foment hunger and of backing guerrillas in Colombia.