41.   Both actions gave Fox the sports programming and broad reach across the country that had been held only by the other three broadcast networks.

42.   Bush also cast Gore as a veteran of Washington more eager to wage partisan warfare than to reach across party lines to achieve progress for ordinary people.

43.   Bush need not reshape his government, but he does need to reach across the aisle to Democratic congressional leaders for ideas as well as support.

44.   Burke announced on Monday that the L.A. event will be dedicated to Fred Lebow, a man who reached across a continent to help make it happen.

45.   Bush also spoke of his record of reaching across the aisle in Texas.

46.   But far from seeming redundant, they often prove enlightening, especially where they reach across decades.

47.   But his deftness at reaching across the racial divide seems unmatchable.

48.   But Hernandez, looking more like a shortstop, leaped, reached across his body and snared the ball.

49.   But it was Bush who failed to reach across the aisle and negotiate a bill that could be acceptable to more than three conservative Democratic senators.

50.   But neither Democratic health care reform nor Republican tax cuts stand much chance unless someone reaches across the aisle.