41.   Cynthia Coulter, a spokeswoman for California Blue Cross, made no bones about the fee cuts.

42.   Dehaene had made no bones about his desire for an activist presidency that would push for European-wide programs to stimulate job creation and economic growth.

43.   DeVillars makes no bones about the new approach, arguing that most companies want to abide by environmental laws if only they know what is expected of them.

44.   Dunst relishes the diversity of her roles and projects to date, but makes no bones about her eagerness to graduate to more mature roles.

45.   Eisenstein, however, makes no bones about the fact that he would very much like to sell millions and millions of records.

46.   Eventually, in an effort to understand his complex history, Fonda took a variety of mind-altering substances and made no bones about taking them.

47.   Forbes makes no bones about the fact he wants a tax cut, though he is far less clear on where he would cut spending.

48.   Former Foreign Minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen of Denmark, on the other hand, makes no bones about wanting the job.

49.   Free PC never made any bones about what it would do with the data, Gross said.

50.   Giuliani made no bones about the political nature of his action.