31.   Atlanta will get a taste of the family rivalry as well.

32.   Bill Clinton got a taste of Communism Lite on Sunday.

33.   Biologists recently got a taste of immortality when they found that human cells kept in culture would grow and divide indefinitely if their telomeres were artificially lengthened.

34.   Boston gets a taste of that during First Night, where great multitudes enjoy a great assortment of events at low cost, turning downtown into a swell party.

35.   After high school, where he got a taste for acting, he joined the Air Force, only to find he was no top gun.

36.   After that, he got a taste for international work as the U.S. representative for Eckman Co. in Sweden.

37.   Agents attending a conference in Minneapolis two weeks ago got a taste of the campaign when the first full-page ads appeared in a local newspaper.

38.   All day Saturday, large crowds braved freezing temperatures and waited patiently to get a taste of the old times.

39.   All across the country, hams set up stations in public locations so that folks can get a taste of what the hobby is all about.

40.   But away from politics, Mrs. Clinton seemed most excited on Thursday by getting a taste of the nomadic life that still dominates Mongolia.