21.   As a nonsmoker easily offended and physically irritated by secondhand smoke, I gave a silent hooray when I first read of the ordinance.

22.   As her medical regimen ended and her gray roots clearly advanced, she read of a possible scary link between hair dye and cancer.

23.   A contemporary feminist reading of Cameron might note her success in a male-dominated field, and also that she empowered women by portraying them as heroines.

24.   A one-time graduate student in sociolinguistics, Fountain contends that talking on the telephone in no way replicates the writing and reading of letters.

25.   But close reading of the script turns up similarities that are uncanny.

26.   But I read of his death with sadness.

27.   But I have yet to read of a candidate or management consultant calling for anyone to color outside the lines.

28.   But privacy advocates say such legalistic reading of the privacy policy is at best misleading.

29.   But the results of the presidential contests, combined with a between-the-lines reading of exit polls, suggests a boost for Clinton.

30.   But the Twilight Zone of which he reads is older than television, and the poetry is only partly his own.