51.   The generation forced to live with the daily humiliations of segregation and the greater dangers of the Ku Klux Klan and its ilk.

52.   The greater danger is that a change in dollar policy could precipitate a run on the dollar and the very collapse we fear most.

53.   The greater danger, experts believe, is an interloper finding his or her way into an Internet service provider.

54.   The greater danger to the ruling, however, lies in the new Republican Congress.

55.   The greater danger, though, is to Gore.

56.   The greater danger for Democrats is the appearance of bald partisanship at a time when the country eschews political discord.

57.   The greater danger of the Simpson verdict and the reactions to it is that the white majority will turn even further against measures to ameliorate inequalities of opportunity.

58.   The greater danger was that the Portland could steer only in circles.

59.   The greater danger, though, is that Americans will mistakenly perceive these easy but useless measures as enhancing their security.

60.   The money only makes the addiction to adrenaline a greater danger.