51.   Sometimes, reporters simply get in the way.

52.   Solomon Islands radio said a reporter could not get close enough to the scene to determine if there were any bodies.

53.   Television reporters get to pontificate, print journalists have special newspaper and magazine sections to fill.

54.   The real advantage comes when a reporter must get to a remote area, particularly overseas.

55.   They also are less than thrilled with the treatment they have received when they allowed reporters to get a glimpse of their isolated existence.

56.   While the campaigns use the stations for publicity, reporters get to ask the questions.

57.   While the campaigns use the stations for publicity, the reporters get to ask the questions.

58.   While reporters got unprecedented access to watch the Olympic inspectors at work, critics of communist rule were followed by police.

59.   William has never concealed his dislike of the press, and that is unlikely to improve if he finds a steady girlfriend and reporters get wind of it.

60.   A New York Times reporter got permission to go through on foot, but was then forced back by gun shots.