51.   He can write his name, throw a ball, turn the pages of a newspaper.

52.   He said Abitago, who never went to school and can barely write his name, signed a confession under enormous pressure and without understanding what it meant.

53.   He kept a little black book, into which he wrote the name of everyone who crossed him, vowing to pay each of them back.

54.   He started signing the register with his real name, Mustafa, but crossed it out, and wrote his name as Muhamed Mustakeem.

55.   He said Missourians who backed Carnahan should vote for her by writing her name on the ballot.

56.   He would hand him a list of the apartments, and he had to write the names next to them.

57.   How many graduate without the ability to write their names, fill out a form, understand a book or converse with a prospective employer?

58.   How many know how to write their names.

59.   If the scribe made an error in writing the name of God, he had to put that parchment away and start anew.

60.   If you wrote the names of the opponents on a blackboard, you would be hard-pressed to deduce what they have in common.