41.   I mention these only as a public service, so people may worry about a greater variety of tax forms in February and March.

42.   Hutchings already has heard some people worry that the cattle lease may turn the park into a tallgrass prairie preserve in name only.

43.   If he appoints a militant like Ariel Sharon, who is passionate about enlarging the settlements, business people will worry about reviving Palestinian tensions.

44.   If people worried as deeply and constantly about the security of their homes as they do about online security, most burglars would be in the unemployment line.

45.   If the law requires people to worry about ergonomics instead of sales or service, they will do so, but productivity will inevitably be hurt.

46.   In addition to showing differences between longtime Southerners and newcomers, the AJC poll showed that younger people generally worry about death more than their elders.

47.   In the chaos of closing down a business, few people worry about the data contained on computers being liquidated, auction veterans said.

48.   In the Parkchester section of the Bronx, people worry about crime just as much as in any other neighborhood.

49.   In the past, when the going got tough, people would worry that someone in the military would get impatient.

50.   Let other people worry about capital transfers, stock prices and the sadly inevitable layoffs of workers and contract terminations for musicians.