41.   This fall there are three such books written by men that come to mind.

42.   To judge by the blurbs, the man writes only books that cannot be put down, composed of pages that turn like the wind.

43.   When Pfizer tried to end its clinical studies, men wrote to the company in droves, begging to be allowed to keep a supply of pills.

44.   Whereas both men write of a modern immigrant experience, neither offers an uplifting message of love conquering all or revels in the richness of cultural diversity.

45.   A year ago, the man wrote a letter to the archdiocese of Paris to tell church officials of his accusation.

46.   Dr. Nitschke said the man had written an open and passionate letter to the courts and Federal Parliament defending the right of terminally ill patients to end their lives.

47.   He said the woman had the men write their names on scraps of newspaper, then put the paper in a jar and buried it.

48.   Hurriedly, men wrote messages to loved ones on napkins and gum wrappers and thrust them into the hands of the women.

49.   I never heard a man write something so egoless and human.

50.   Masked men wrote slogans on the walls of a mosque, threatening Israel with revenge.