41.   For years, Arizona has been a popular entry point for such contraband from the south as marijuana and cocaine.

42.   Generally speaking, it is relatively easy to identify and seal entry points for critters as large as squirrels and raccoons.

43.   He helped to set up container terminals in many ports, including Port Elizabeth, N.J., which has become a major entry point for imported cars.

44.   Hostetler set out to make his viewpoints accessible to the average person, especially children, by making the squished-bug premise an entry point.

45.   Human Genome won the patent for a human gene that produces what scientists believe is a receptor, or entry point, for the AIDS virus into cells.

46.   If you understand the fundamentals of the companies, and they are strong, you could find some good entry points into a lot of these stocks.

47.   Immigration advocates welcomed proposed changes aimed at ensuring that people fleeing persecution are not denied a chance for asylum when stopped at entry points to the United States.

48.   In addition, businesses and building owners can prohibit concealed weapons from their premises by posting signs at entry points.

49.   Instead, Malakhov went into the Moscow Classical Ballet as a principal dancer, bypassing the traditional entry point of the corps de ballet.

50.   Instead, the system charges the motorist the toll from the entry point farthest from that exit.