41.   Jackson, of course, often has opined that his players only learn through adversity.

42.   Learned through trial and error, the advances are needed because the science is insufficiently precise to make computerized models of bomb-blast complexities in all their details.

43.   Learn through brokers if there are other offers for the house and how long the home has been on the market.

44.   Letters opted to release the CD after learning through the Internet that some fans were planning to make CD copies of the cassette to sell to other Letters lovers.

45.   No such concessions were offered Thursday night, though Clinton did display a pragmatism learned through years of legislative setbacks.

46.   Now, however, they have a chance not only to learn of those pleasures but to learn through them.

47.   Officials said children have learned through his death that they could have lost their lives, as well.

48.   One that he is especially proud of is Pomeroy, a Cincinnati company that provides desktop-computer products to businesses, which he learned about through a friend.

49.   Palmeiro had learned through experience.

50.   People here have learned through the hardest of experiences to be cynical.