31.   But nothing comes smoothly, and as the band nearly reaches its goal Danny succumbs to a festering lung problem brought on by years of breathing coal dust.

32.   But the debt crisis brought on by costly borrowing and the collapse of world copper prices ultimately thwarted those projects.

33.   But the legislators were also driven by a sense of urgency brought about by a recognition that time was drawing short to move the machinery of legislation.

34.   But what about great hitting, the kind of hitting brought in by the Indians?

35.   Clearly, Karan saw on the horizon the change brought by designers like Lang and Ms. Kerrigan and started D in answer to that challenge.

36.   Construction of the highway through Philadelphia was stalled for years by litigation brought by nearby residents worried about views.

37.   Even the need for braces at a ripe old age, which insiders link to skeletal changes brought on by the use of drugs like human growth hormone HGH.

38.   Food is whatever they brought from home, plus the bread sporadically brought in by relief workers.

39.   He knew that after lighting matches to far too many thousand-dollar bills for far too many stifferoo free agents brought in by The Tuna.

40.   His career with the company ended with a hip injury and a growing deafness brought on by painkillers.