41.   But die-hard Clintonites who got their first taste of power through the man from Arkansas should not be expected to go quietly.

42.   But Finley got his first taste of trouble in the seventh.

43.   But it is during the stay at the Transit Home, normally for less than a day, that the refugees get their first taste of a new life.

44.   But it is in this impoverished corner of this AIDS-ravaged country that the poor are getting their first taste of a wonder drug.

45.   But he got his first taste of dealing with Jones and the nitwits around him.

46.   But not long after the cash infusion, international investors got their first taste of what an Italian solution looks like.

47.   But most were confused by their first taste of freedom . . . a quick move from one camp to another, until another is ready.

48.   But it is high-quality, European-style chocolate intended for baking that gave many Americans their first taste of serious chocolate, often in top restaurants.

49.   But some businesses are already getting their first taste of what the industry calls digital subscriber line, or DSL, service.

50.   But that simple job gave him his first taste of pressure.