51.   And has justice not been done?

52.   And the recording does greater justice to this model of Russian Romantic sonority than most laser-disk players can reproduce.

53.   And the reporters and camera crews following him around would have done justice to Princess Diana.

54.   And Ms. Dalva does not do herself justice here, in texts that quickly become breathless generalization.

55.   And the president wants to make sure that that criminal investigation will take itself wherever it needs to go, and that justice should be done.

56.   And there are always those whose problems of technique or whose physical or mental condition make it impossible for them to do justice to the music.

57.   And to call them drips is not to do them justice.

58.   Antiquities abound and a visitor would need at least a couple of weeks to do them justice.

59.   As for the music, to do it justice, a book might not suffice.

60.   As a journeyman troubadour, Walker does justice to the old tunes he covers.