31.   Did some of her reworkings reflect the imagination of a developing writer as well as the changing attitudes of a teen-ager whose feelings about her parents were still unresolved?

32.   Eads himself sums up changing attitudes about gender.

33.   Do tangible improvements in the economic and social status of women have any bearing on changing attitudes about marriage?

34.   Does that reflect changing attitudes about the commercial potential of the World Wide Web?

35.   Even so, his rocky start at the INS has provided a window on changing attitudes toward both the INS and immigration policies.

36.   For a Navy still trying to put the Tailhook scandal behind it, this latest crop of cases is a stinging reminder of how painful changing attitudes can be.

37.   He believes that the development of select in-fill sites both in the city and near suburbs will succeed because of changing attitudes among home buyers.

38.   His comments on changing attitudes toward this still elusive composer are telling.

39.   In addition to clashing legal theories, changing public attitudes may steer the course of the controversy, legal experts say.

40.   In other countries, he said, doctors have taken more of a lead in changing attitudes about drugs.