31.   But favoritism in student selection is utterly poisonous to public trust.

32.   But he is equally adamant that his collection will never be part of the public trust.

33.   But his arrogant betrayal of public trust cannot be disguised.

34.   But if the game were part of the public trust, the government would have more teeth, and it could happen sooner.

35.   But if he is shown to have so blatantly violated his public trust, it would be warranted.

36.   But lab officials acknowledge that their mismanagement and mixed messages have jeopardized the public trust.

37.   But many more conference participants thought that the Brooklyn Museum violated the public trust.

38.   But it was Mr. Ferber who held the public trust.

39.   But the damage to public trust will take years to rebuild.

40.   But the commission hopes the district will eventually be able to effectively monitor itself once it regains public trust.