31.   Power had to be evenly delivered through a complex of motors, shafts and clutches.

32.   Power has interests in insurance, mutual-fund company Investors Group Inc. and television and radio broadcasting.

33.   Power has its privileges, and Robert Williams knew exactly how he wanted to use his.

34.   Sheer sonic power has its place, but understatement often speaks louder.

35.   Since the Enlightenment, these relationships have become still more contentious as state power has grown and religious claims have shrunk.

36.   Sometimes the smaller nations get wistful about the way big powers do not have to bother.

37.   That would hearten despots the world over, and dash the hopes of millions in countries where the big powers have no direct interest.

38.   The Northern Ireland Assembly was elected and seated last year but has not had power devolved back to it.

39.   The power forward had the trainer mark his sneakers.

40.   The transformative power of work had its limits.