41.   And there were speakers in wheelchairs, speakers with terminal diseases, speakers who had lost their nearest and dearest to some calamity or crime.

42.   And the speaker is the political leader in House elections.

43.   And since Dolby processing sends no signals to the surrounds below, say, the low baritone range, those speakers need not be very large.

44.   Another speaker was New York Daily News photographer David Handschuh, who was injured while running from a collapsing tower.

45.   Another speaker is hidden under the slim cushion of the back and two more speakers are higher on the back.

46.   Another speaker was Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., a longtime friend of Hormel.

47.   At another, the speaker was Adm. Vernon Clark, the chief of naval operations.

48.   At commencement on the football field, the speaker was their new neighbor, Gov. George W. Bush.

49.   At previous conventions, the speakers were in huge towers, looming over the convention floor.

50.   At most of the fellowship-sponsored events there are keynote speakers.