31.   First, the headlines are scary.

32.   Given the Rockyesque nature of his story, including that he was actually playing in Europe a year ago, the headline is as appropriate as it is cornball.

33.   Headlines like that are ready to be set in type in Nebraska newspapers.

34.   Headlines are like bread lines, and you know what the Bible says about living by bread alone.

35.   Headlines are bigger, type is darker and the use of photographs has been increased.

36.   His headlines were nearly as numerous as his hits.

37.   I can imagine there were similar headlines in many other cities, particularly in the Midwest.

38.   If it ever goes extinct, there will be headlines around the world and cries of anguish about what could have been done.

39.   If the headlines were not frightening enough, the articles surely were.

40.   If there had been no Flinn headlines, Longhouser would still be in his job and General Ralston would now be well on his way to a better one.