31.   But after the vote, Bidwell, perhaps while biting his tongue, said the new alignment was a great compromise.

32.   But he also seems to be constitutionally unable to bite his tongue.

33.   But I bite my tongue.

34.   But one day the teeth will bite the tongue.

35.   But Rangel, who has endorsed Gore, bit his tongue.

36.   But, apart from ministerial trappings and the bright light of television, what does Fabius get in return for biting his tongue?

37.   But you bite your tongue and take a big gulp of your margarita.

38.   But you bite your tongue and offer him a plate of half-eaten raw tuna instead.

39.   But, meanwhile, the defense of the Cowboys continues to carry this team and to bite its tongue.

40.   David McDavid is biting his tongue.