41.   Douglas, who has scored big in Hollywood precisely because he leads, rather than follows, the pack, is now leading the way back to good cheer.

42.   Despite its boundless egotism, and the morbid aura of hovering death, the Leary web site is a place of zany good cheer.

43.   For all the nights of quiet enchantment and hearty good cheer, there have been moments of unplanned drama.

44.   Fox has become the John McCain of Mexican politics, a sweet-and-sour powder keg of indignation, good cheer and shocking bluntness.

45.   From his feet, De Witt sees drabness and gloom, the good cheer muffled by job worries, a feeling that peace on earth is unattainable.

46.   Good cheer does not mean either player is conceding the race.

47.   Grace and good cheer were her hallmarks, whether as a volunteer at Brooks Memorial Hospital or as the editor of two weekly publications in Buffalo.

48.   He greets his few visitors with good cheer but he does not know who they are.

49.   Having defied predictions that his Republican troops would lose control of the House, Gingrich has every reason to bubble with good cheer.

50.   He is an entrepreneur of good cheer, an arbitrageur of sunshine.