41.   The idea that creativity is fueled by pain puts a new spin on the history of Western art.

42.   The new spin is that our team returns there through an application of quantum theory, to which Crichton devotes several laborious pages of explication.

43.   The new spin, repeated relentlessly in interviews and reviews, is that Howard Stern is a good boy masquerading as a bad one.

44.   The San Francisco Digital Media Center has put a new spin on the age-old practice of telling stories around the campfire.

45.   There are museums that jump about every which way in hopes of giving a new spin to their exhibitions programs.

46.   These kinds of ideas and terrestrial findings have put a new spin on the old question of extraterrestrial life.

47.   Those owners would rather lock out the players, putting an ugly new spin on a seven-month-old work stoppage.

48.   To ease the disarray, the Disk Carousel from Sharper Image puts a new spin on CD storage, reducing clutter and putting CDs at your fingertips.

49.   When we hear so much about money-grubbing public officials, Elizabeth Wilson puts a refreshing new spin on the phrase Pathways of Gold.

50.   Woody Allen puts new spins on the Hollywood musical with his funniest, most energetic comedy since Annie Hall.