51.   The Versace name went on everything from scarves to the seats of jeans, from china and crystal to throw pillows and bedsheets.

52.   Their names go onto a central data base, and they may be monitored by federal law enforcement authorities.

53.   They issue membership cards with a magnetic strip that records either time or money spent gambling there and your name goes on their mailing list for discount newsletters.

54.   They just wanted to see which name would go on the trophy.

55.   To accomplish the kill, House Majority Whip David Eberhart used a procedural manuever that allowed his fellow lawmakers to vote without having their names go on record.

56.   When a miner gets laid off, his name goes on a seniority list.

57.   Otherwise, the name goes back to the general pool, with no guarantee the challenger will ever get it.

58.   Otherwise, the name goes back to the general pool.

59.   A coin toss settled whose name went first.

60.   A good name goes far in politics, as the Kennedy and Bush families attest.