41.   In fact put it at the back somewhere I think pong.

42.   Perhaps the best way of describing it is that it will put you at peace with yourself -- which is what is intended.

43.   Allmerica said the retaliatory taxes would put it at a disadvantage against competitors.

44.   Although some researchers have argued that drinking soft drinks may put children at greater risk of breaking bones, there is little conclusive evidence to support the claim.

45.   American companies are also justified in complaining about export controls that the U.S. alone imposes, putting them at a competitive disadvantage.

46.   An out later, Bip Roberts was walked intentionally to put runners at first and second and give Howard an opportunity to be an unlikely hero.

47.   And he decides to put himself at emotional risk.

48.   And she deals comfortably with white tourists, putting them at ease when they make clumsy comments about slavery.

49.   And their willingness to risk their lives for their causes put them at the forefront of the black power movement.

50.   And that, light-rail supporters acknowledge, put them at a distinct disadvantage for raising campaign funds almost from the beginning.