41.   Moreover, these advocates said, the television industry owes a debt to the public in exchange for the right to use the airwaves.

42.   Musically the album owes debts to many styles in the rock lexicon.

43.   Ozon, whose eerie exactitude owes strong debts to Chabrol and Polanski, builds this simple film to unexpected heights of irony and horror.

44.   Only decades later does the son grasp how great a debt he owes the father.

45.   Other losers could well be Argentine businesses that owe dollar debts abroad but collect revenue in pesos at home.

46.   Panthers owner Jerry Richardson said the Carolina franchise will always owe a debt of gratitude to McCormack.

47.   Pictorialism owed a debt to the Symbolists, many of whom, from Baudelaire on, had expressed disdain for the masses and their inferior taste.

48.   She believes Germany still owes a debt to the United States.

49.   She devises tableaus that pay homage to ambiguity and owe a debt to poetry.

50.   So the debt is owed to those who buy those government bonds or other securities.