41.   It was right down the pike.

42.   It was right down the street, and I could walk to the games.

43.   Like a slow-moving army of ants, the early-music movement has eaten Baroque and Classical music right down to its roots.

44.   Monetary policy cannot carry the whole burden of stabilizing economies, especially when it has succeeded in driving inflation right down.

45.   Not really, when you get right down to it.

46.   Over coffee with Forbes, I got right down to substance.

47.   Perhaps while blushing right down to her toes.

48.   Regardless of how much the nation churns and changes, being right down the middle is a key to her success.

49.   She has Stewart nailed, right down to those tongue-tied pauses.

50.   So, when you get right down to it, you make a surer bet at the back-room table.