41.   Ironically, the more alike the two societies become, the less bound they seem to feel to each other.

42.   It felt to me like the beginning of some life that I had worked really hard and waited very long to get to.

43.   It felt to me like a seediness had become a regular part of the day.

44.   It had an end-of-the-world feel to it.

45.   It is little wonder that he likens how he feels to a pendulum, swinging from one educational philosophy to another and back.

46.   It also featured a lineup of players who felt to him more diverse and more representative of New York City than any Yankee team of the past.

47.   It sort of has a Percy Sledge, Otis Redding feel to it.

48.   It felt to him that success had been very long in coming.

49.   It was a sharp contrast in feeling to last season, said Heinze.

50.   It has a real San Francisco feel to it, neighborly, misleadingly simple.