51.   Can enforcement of the law stand up to public scrutiny in their cases?

52.   Certainly Allen has endured his own share of scandal and public scrutiny.

53.   Cheney needs to be reminded he is no longer the CEO of Halliburton Company, but an elected official who must now work in the spotlight of public scrutiny.

54.   Clinton was not legally required to name a Whitewater special counsel and thereby prolong public scrutiny of his Arkansas real-estate venture, they say.

55.   Confidentiality laws, designed to encourage citizens to report child abuse, also serve to shield child protection agencies from public scrutiny and accountability.

56.   Critics assailed the old legislative practice as an attempt to hide pork-barrel spending from public scrutiny.

57.   Cranky, ridiculous public figures do not normally thrive under prolonged public scrutiny.

58.   Consider, though, going through them under public scrutiny and surviving the process emotionally intact enough to want to stay a celebrity.

59.   During this extended public scrutiny, I concluded that there is no perfect way to be out as a lesbian.

60.   Enron is now drying up in the heat of public scrutiny.