31.   By placing black bars at the top and bottom of the screen, viewers can see more wide-screen action.

32.   By the time viewers see the graphic, they have already watched the action live and on replay.

33.   By clicking on a little flag, a viewer can see the site in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

34.   Closed captioning allows viewers to see, in writing, text closely following the onscreen dialogue.

35.   During an interview with Cronkite, Sinatra keeps his cool on this touchiest of subjects, but viewers can see him simmering.

36.   During the interview, viewers see domestic strife moving from his work into his own relations with his wives and children.

37.   Even in this notoriously collaborative medium, show runners are responsible for what viewers see on the screen.

38.   Even the tiniest viewers should see how wrongly and repressively she is being treated.

39.   Every time Sammy Sosa hits a home run, viewers can see an animated version of the famous slugger round the bases in real time.

40.   For all the massing armies of media correspondents in Islamabad, much of what American viewers see in images and words is cobbled together close to home.