51.   We make a virtue of our differences.

52.   Peter Gignoux, head of the petroleum desk at Salomon Smith Barney in London, suggested that Russia might simply be making a virtue out of necessity.

53.   Lee has made a virtue of ambiguity on the subject of independence.

54.   The Thai politician who made a virtue of virtue is finding it hard to sell his act nowadays.

55.   When he could only afford a plastic saxophone, he made a virtue of its wailing sound, as he became a pioneer of free jazz.

56.   In fact, given the amount of dissent on Europe within Conservative ranks, Major is attempting to make virtue out of a situation he cannot control.