51.   Patient readers will find a few sensible nuggets.

52.   Readers can find some interesting issues like the Democratic Party of Serbia proposing a new constitution.

53.   Readers will find a universe of Johnson touches.

54.   Readers will find no Shugs, Celies, or Granges in her new effort although, as in many Walker novels, the South leaves its oppressive mark.

55.   Research says our readers find little other than tedium in our stories about the official work in our cities, county, state and nation.

56.   Readers find Mosley fun in his various literary forms, too.

57.   Readers will find themselves flipping rather impatiently through some of these pages.

58.   Readers may find it cloying that Rice included in the novel a few poems by her husband, Stan Rice, a poet and painter.

59.   Readers will find that such Germond moralizing is relatively rare.

60.   Some readers find open spearmint gum left on the shelf effective in the weevil war.