41.   It pains these designers, they say, for women to think they are excluded.

42.   Mel Gibson plays a womanizing advertising executive who learns to care about other people after he gains the ability to hear what women are thinking.

43.   Many women think of white shoes in another sense.

44.   Middle-class women think little of attending dinners in figure-hugging dresses and fashionably streaked hair, covering themselves with cloaks and head scarves only in public.

45.   Never mind that a recent poll shows two out of three women think gun control is more important than the rights of gun owners.

46.   Most women thought they were looking for men, not babies.

47.   Not long ago few professional women would have thought of pairing their business suits with shoes that look fitting for the beach.

48.   No one knows why the two women thought that the child was possessed by evil spirits.

49.   One woman thought someone was pushed out of a window, and she was sure she could make out a body in the street.

50.   She could, less affluent women may think, have bought herself a bodyguard.