31.   In turn, The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and New York Times poked holes in the story, exhaustively and mercilessly.

32.   It is easy to poke holes in the plan.

33.   Its mast is so high that it appears to be poking a hole into the stratosphere.

34.   Its sole purpose is to poke holes.

35.   Kohn likes to poke holes in the notion that people do things for money.

36.   Kimbrough proceeded to poke provocative holes in some of that work.

37.   Last June, a seven-ton cargo rocket collided with the station, poking a hole in one of its pressurized modules and damaging a solar panel.

38.   Last week, though, Suzuki tried to poke a hole in that wall of virtue.

39.   My friend Amy was the first to start poking holes in my logic.

40.   Oil-hungry locals have been poking holes in the pipeline to help satisfy their needs, Sagers said.