51.   But Davies also wants to lay out a theory, a kind of alternative to orthodox Darwinism.

52.   But even as Barbour met with Republicans to lay out an aggressive congressional campaign against Clinton, there were continuing signs that Dole had problems within his own party.

53.   But he intends to lay out a number of new details on Tuesday, his aides said.

54.   But he did not lay out a vision for the company.

55.   But I can lay out some numbers for a good base.

56.   But if the purchase is made midyear, the new owner may well have to lay out higher taxes until the classification is adjusted.

57.   But opposition leaders in India who were hoping the government would lay out its strategy for responding to the attack were disappointed.

58.   But several senators are expected to offer amendments that would lay out specific conditions governing any commitment of forces.

59.   But the articles did not lay out the exact misleading statements that Nixon made.

60.   But the experts I posed the question to were able to lay out enough ground rules to help most people find their own answers.