51.   Renova, the first Retin-A anti-wrinkle cream approved by the Food and Drug Administration, has been grabbing headlines.

52.   Simpson, they said, could hardly have faulted Shapiro for grabbing headlines when Cochran seemed similarly inclined.

53.   Since Silber took office early this year, some board members said, he has grabbed headlines with his own agenda.

54.   Social Security, Medicare and education reform may be grabbing the headlines, but Congress also is considering dozens of other issues important to Maine.

55.   Since receiving approval from the Food and Drug Administration a month ago, Viagra grabbed headlines across the nation.

56.   The case, which has grabbed headlines across Mexico, has been plagued by several errors by state authorities.

57.   The collapse of Asian currencies against the dollar grabbed the headlines last year.

58.   The event grabbed headlines around the world and resulted in several lawsuits from spectators and their families.

59.   The delays have given alternate technologies a chance to gain steam and grab headlines.

60.   The FCA still rarely grabs headlines.