51.   When New Jersey officials immediately held a news conference to dismiss the idea, he knew he had once again struck a nerve.

52.   Although criticized by the government, Peters appears to have struck a nerve among some voters.

53.   But foreign adoption has struck a nerve with some communists and nationalists, who say the process constitutes baby-selling.

54.   But the level of reaction suggests a nerve was struck.

55.   It was not until in the second half that the game struck a nerve.

56.   Shingles is a more serious form of infection which strikes the nerves.

57.   Still, the challenge struck a nerve.

58.   The collection of tales about youthful anxiety and the search for self-esteem struck a nerve among pop-rock fans.

59.   The flurry of interest about McCain struck a nerve, however.

60.   The point struck a nerve with some members of the Magic, and the Bucks shot past them and into the postseason.