31.   And then an act of God knocked the city to its knees.

32.   And they have no shortage of friends, since their classmates are mostly the same from city to city.

33.   And would Texans, with their fondness for cars and highways, even board a train to get from one city to another?

34.   And, inevitably, the descendants of the Viscount of Piraja took the city to court.

35.   Another problem is that, before Atlanta could bulldoze this part of its history, Margaret Mitchell beat the city to the punch.

36.   Anticipating this, Kefauver needed a good Republican city to skewer, or at least one in a Republican state.

37.   Another plus to seeing Europe by cruise is that practically all of the traveling from city to city took place while we slept.

38.   And yet these densely packed precincts of L.A. and the teeming small cities to its southeast offer a troubling puzzle to the Democrats, and to democracy itself.

39.   Anyone with a DVD player knows prices for movies can vary wildly from one store to another ... heck, from one city to another.

40.   As elsewhere, the emphases changed from city to city.