31.   The natural tendency of economies is to grow and prosper.

32.   The more natural tendency is to swing harder than you want to and more likely draw the ball.

33.   The natural tendency of the jockey is to pull up.

34.   The perverse cross between anarchy and a cult of personality, Raymond explains, comes from a natural tendency toward efficiency.

35.   The natural tendency in such a world is to bulk up in order to survive.

36.   There is a natural tendency in each momentarily besieged candidate to think that his or her opponents are getting a free ride.

37.   They knew little for certain, and knowing little increased their natural tendency to sound like Churchill, whose writing they all liked.

38.   They spend about half their time in auditions, a grinding, tedious process in which the natural human tendency to hope is cruelly tested.

39.   They need to overcome the natural tendency to think like a historian, to make heroes out of those who conquer crises rather than those who avoid them.

40.   This natural tendency would be subdued, Smith taught, so long as there were enough competitors that none could dominate the market.