41.   An underground-cinema history book turned his attention to film, and he majored in film at the Rhode Island School of Design.

42.   An artist renowned in his or her lifetime may be obliterated from history books.

43.   And Clinton, as he and his advisers love to note, has run his last campaign and is now striving for a respected place in the history books.

44.   And if we witness its demise, we ourselves might go down in the history books.

45.   And like the last two-term president, Ronald Reagan, Clinton has shown that he wants his foreign policy to earn a mention in history books.

46.   And the history books have chronicled the endless wars that were fought, at least in theory, to bring an end to war.

47.   And today, the missions serve as a history book to explain the early origins of that civilization.

48.   And when Emmitt Smith hits the exit, then the mighty dynasty that the Cowboys once had will disappear into only the history books.

49.   And, of course, what happened at Reunion became one for the history books, at least in terms of noise level.

50.   And these meetings did not begin with the Silk Road, the transcontinental trade route that history books usually describe as opening in the second century B.C.