21.   In other ceremonies, messages were said to appear magically on slates, scrawled in chalk by invisible hands.

22.   Is there an invisible hand at work here?

23.   Instead of heavy-handed governmental supervision, the invisible hand of competition once again has begun to work in its exceedingly powerful way.

24.   It should make us uncomfortable to think that our course is being set by the invisible hand.

25.   Most of the time, the invisible hand of capitalism does guide companies to make good decisions.

26.   Not entirely coincidentally, the invisible hand of the euro also helped topple the Italian government of Prime Minister Romano Prodi.

27.   Now I have nothing against good fiction, but I am lathered over the lousy timing of this suggestion that we trust the invisible hand of laissez-faire capitalism.

28.   Or, if you are one of the worst hit, an invisible hand grabs your lungs and the world goes black.

29.   The brilliant virtue of the invisible hand of competition is that it forces firms to reduce costs, cut prices and thereby enrich consumers.

30.   The heavenly signs pile up so fast and furiously that it is clear quite early in the film that an invisible hand must be pulling the strings.