41.   Leaders such as Adolf Hitler used that notion, she says, to alienate a whole class of people and justify the extermination of Jews in Nazi Germany.

42.   More often, they teach a concept to the whole class, tailoring it to the highest grade and explaining in more detail to others.

43.   Nor can it disguise the fundamental unfairness of government denying a whole class of citizens the important benefits that flow from civil marriages.

44.   Of a certain age, she went to school when whole classes lined up alphabetically.

45.   Once, before he started this course, he made the whole class fill out a questionnaire.

46.   One shy but bright girl, who wanted to improve her ability to speak to groups, designed a game show about wetlands that involved the whole class.

47.   Remember when we were kids in school and the whole class would have to write a letter to your congressman?

48.   She teaches third grade and one of her pupils had a birthday party for the whole class.

49.   That sort of change in climate regularly kills off whole classes of computer viruses, White said.

50.   The city and schools were supportive, providing equipment, dirt, rocks, some manpower and occasional whole classes of kids.