41.   Since then Mariel has been shorthand for the spiteful use of desperate people as political pawns.

42.   The e-mail often falls in the hands of desperate people who know that degree holders have a greater chance of succeeding in the job market, he said.

43.   The frustration of the landless reflects the difficulties faced by the two governments in meeting the needs of people desperate for land and housing.

44.   The hope can motive courageous acts of heroism, or, when distorted and misused, drive desperate people to works of numbing cruelty.

45.   The Rams just proved, after all, how far people desperate for football will go.

46.   The sun still turns the sky red when it sets over the prairie, and the Cheyenne and Arapaho are still a desperate people.

47.   There is a certain revulsion in taking desperate people seeking a new life back to where they came from.

48.   These are young people desperate to make it in show business, willing to defer to the powerful men who can make their dreams of stardom come true.

49.   Think, rather, of how the farce must have played in Bosnia, as desperate people wondered if the cavalry was coming or not.

50.   This could be an example of desperate people taking desperate actions.