41.   Clearly Broadway will have to be made safe once again for plays, which New Yorkers favor over musicals.

42.   Clinton will have to monitor this process to make sure government bureaucrats do not bow to arguments that the mine can be made safe on a permanent basis.

43.   Does knowing who someone is make you safe?

44.   Evidently, the pressures for relaxation have not gone far enough to make it safe to talk about them publicly abroad.

45.   He can rest easy because the report--thin on public crime and fat on private squalor--makes him safe from impeachment.

46.   He is helping the world become a better place by making it safe for soccer.

47.   He promised that the city would patch the statue and make it safe for visitors.

48.   How many cameras and recorders and monitoring devices will it take to make us safe again?

49.   I tried to make it better and I tried to make it safe.

50.   If employers really wanted to make it safe to give references, they need a law that gives them immunity from reference-related lawsuits, Wray said.