51.   The move was just the latest illustration of a voracious appetite for Internet stocks that has become almost commonplace in the last few months.

52.   The voracious appetite for these stocks and others like them, combined with their limited availability, has created risks for investors.

53.   The voracious appetite of the nutrias has caused broader problems than simply the loss of grasses.

54.   These houseguests tend to swarm in late winter and early spring and their voracious appetites coupled with their lack of personal hygiene can be quite unsettling.

55.   To some degree, investors appear to have sated, at least temporarily, their voracious appetite for equity funds.

56.   We have shown a voracious appetite for this fare.

57.   Whether we like it or not, machinery and the voracious public appetite for spectacle are remaking the contemporary musical.

58.   Otters, in other words, tend to have voracious appetites, which makes them highly unpopular with fishermen, who see them as competitors.

59.   Cable stations have a voracious appetite for documentaries and other films, contributing to the bull market for independent films.

60.   Chinese studios already face competition from foreign cartoons imported to feed a voracious appetite for TV programming.