41.   The book is more suspenseful once you learn to quickly read through paranoia.

42.   The debate is over the effectiveness of the state-sanctioned teaching method called whole language, which emphasizes reading through literature.

43.   The players know the score better than conductors do, he adds, and the only way to rehearse is to read through the music without stopping.

44.   They read the questions aloud to the younger students, and let the older students read through it on their own.

45.   We saw some of them, young men with heads lowered, standing with Hezbollah members who were reading through their identification papers.

46.   White refers to a dictionary as he reads through them.

47.   You can start now and catch up with the calendar or begin at any consecutively numbered day and read through a year.

48.   Your boss should read through his or her contract with the temp agency to see if there are any limits on hiring you through another agency.

49.   Phonics teaches students how to read through sound and letter drills.

50.   Earlier in the day, Tehran echoed with recitals from the Koran read through loudspeakers while helicopters hovering above Freedom Square showered the crowds with colorful leaflets.