51.   However outlandish the idea seems to Americans, almost everyone in Beijing thinks the attack was deliberate, a belief encouraged by official propaganda.

52.   If the idea of machines reprimanding people seems too harsh, it sits well with people who put safety first.

53.   In Belarus, people think his ambition is to head an imperial Russia, as implausible as the idea seems.

54.   In every form, a vigorous idea seems even more valuable.

55.   In fact, the whole idea may seem a little radical to those whose skin crawls at the sight of a spider or a beetle.

56.   In the beginning, way back there in the aftershock of Watergate, the idea seemed to make sense.

57.   In Western capitals, including Washington, few ideas seem forthcoming.

58.   Instead, the idea seems to be finding an attractive second feature, as with the venerable bedside clock radio.

59.   Ironically, the idea seems to have gained its greatest popularity in the suburban schools where gang problems are at their least.

60.   It may be that the ideas no longer seem so new and thrilling, and that the struggle is now less for achievement than for simple survival.