41.   It has dropped out of fashion and use, to judge from the meagerness of its appearance in public discourse.

42.   It died a peaceful death, out there in the middle of nowhere, far away from the frantic contentiousness of public discourse.

43.   It is a formula that makes for deadening public discourse.

44.   Just four days ago, in a speech at Georgetown University, Clinton called for more civility in public discourse and common life.

45.   Larger issues are involved -- a lowering of standards in both politics and journalism that is responsible for much of the cheapening of public discourse.

46.   Light hopes not only to bring more philosophers to the study of technology, but also to make them a more visible part of public discourse.

47.   Mortham is by no means alone on the bandwagon for more civility in public discourse.

48.   Ms. Wall traced the origins of the course to an interest in fostering public discourse on democracy.

49.   New movements hoping to inject life into politics and public discourse have sprung up in the past year, only to wither within months.

50.   No, a two-minute pronouncement is no model of public discourse, and inspiration apparently failed last week.