51.   Just imagine creating kiddie couplets using phrases such as nuclear disarmament, significant other, HMO, acid rain, Lance Ito or Baby Boomer.

52.   Jennings was not the only TV journalist to use that phrase.

53.   No one in the Clinton administration is using such phrases to describe the lame-duck government of President Kim Young Sam.

54.   Nowadays, as Henig notes, the phrase is often used in controversies about ethics.

55.   Of course the text of a particular statute could make clear that the phrase is being used in a peculiar sense.

56.   On a sluggish loll between classes, a senior used a phrase that was new to me.

57.   Other ads use phrases that are likely to catch the eye of travelers who, as the old Pepsi-Cola slogan went, think young.

58.   Party officials told other speakers to use the phrase, and they did, over and over.

59.   Pauline used that phrase to describe Juliet and herself.

60.   Q. An article about the shooting at a Kentucky high school used a phrase that needs explaining.