41.   William Hudnut is saddened by the public spectacle of the Irsay case.

42.   While the public spectacle was felt most intensely here, it raised a question that resonated far beyond Middletown.

43.   Yet no contemporary accounts exist of these remarkable public spectacles.

44.   A rebel column, however, made a rare public spectacle Friday, just two days before national congressional elections.

45.   His attorney, Robert Mintz, said impeachment would be a lengthy public spectacle with murky rules.

46.   In Date, the eruption under clear blue skies became more of a public spectacle than a threat.

47.   Land auctions have become public spectacles held in huge auditoriums to accommodate crowds.

48.   The rites constitute an enormous public spectacle.

49.   The stocky, outgoing, immensely popular Luzhkov loves public spectacles, including circuses.

50.   This was press release as public spectacle.