51.   The Archbishop of Canterbury is the spiritual leader of the Church of England, to which all Anglican churches trace their roots.

52.   The broadcasting experience traces its roots back to those three US Opens, which were carried by ABC.

53.   The church now is part of the United Church of Christ, a Protestant denomination that traces its roots to the Puritans and the Congregationalists who came after them.

54.   The congregation traces its roots back a century more, however, to a group of religious reformers led by Henry Jacob.

55.   The economy and political system remain dominated by a wealthy protective elite tracing its roots to the cadre of colonial-era planters.

56.   The disenfranchised no longer have red curls and freckles, just as the entitled no longer all trace their roots to Plymouth Rock.

57.   The Ethiopian Orthodox Church, one of the oldest and most distinct branches of Christianity, traces its roots to the early fourth century.

58.   The documentaries, which traced the roots of fascism and the genesis of World War II.

59.   The growth of his popularity can trace its roots to a study group he held at his Texas church where he discussed such issues as incest and rape.

60.   The irony of this insight, they noted, is how it traces its intellectual roots to the work of Gunnar Myrdal.