51.   Some New Yorkers have resorted to guerrilla tactics, hurling raw eggs at cars whose alarms wail away and smearing windshields with Vaseline.

52.   So making something that consisted largely of raw eggs seemed like a full-blown invitation to salmonella enteritis.

53.   The bug to worry about in raw eggs is salmonella.

54.   The bacteria is sometimes found in raw eggs, poultry and meats.

55.   The dressing for Caesar salad is made of raw eggs, olive oil, garlic and lemon juice.

56.   The institute points to a passage that says it is OK to use raw eggs in no-cook recipes.

57.   The one we published a few years ago has raw egg yolks in the frosting, but no sour cream.

58.   The raw egg, cracked crisply into a puddle of canola oil on the sidewalk, just kind of languished there without frying, sizzling or even sputtering once.

59.   The raw eggs treated with this technology will be as safe as pasteurized milk.

60.   The raw egg, cracked crisply into a puddle of canola oil on the blacktop, just kind of languished there without frying, sizzling or even sputtering once.