51.   And James is now behaving like a father.

52.   The political parties were behaving like mafia families.

53.   We are getting tired of people behaving like prima donnas.

54.   Once more, the transmission is low, but now the circuit behaves like a low-pass filter.

55.   Other two-syllable words such as adverbs and prepositions seem to behave like verbs and adjectives.

56.   After reports supported by glum-faced pictures that the royal couple had behaved almost like strangers yesterday, there appeared to be a distinct change of atmosphere.

57.   Amazingly, when stood on end, the tubes, which are held in place with wooden stoppers top and bottom, behave like structural columns.

58.   American nanny organizations, which charge far more than au pair programs and have a clear incentive to bad-mouth them, behaved like vultures descending on road kill.

59.   And conference or no conference, Hofstra made sure the Huskies behaved like it.

60.   And in studies asking if running rats behave like rats addicted to cocaine or morphine or other addictive drugs, the answer seems to be yes.