41.   Budget cuts have squeezed out much of this work, and whatever amenities are built now tend to be add-ons to basic street and sidewalk improvement work.

42.   But among them are enough prominent names to squeeze out more off-field action this winter.

43.   But as the final cut grew closer and it became apparent Brandon would be squeezed out, the teams that were once willing to talk trade fell silent.

44.   But Boston managed to squeeze out only one run, as Stanley hit a warning-track sacrifice fly to left.

45.   But continuation of the program also has risks -- chiefly that the costly manned missions might increasingly squeeze out highly productive scientific missions using unmanned spacecraft.

46.   But he is effective, as deadly as a python who wraps up his victims and squeezes out the life.

47.   But most start-ups are frail, and squeezing out a livelihood from a tiny venture is very difficult.

48.   But it is probably part of slow decline that will squeeze out most of the State Street stock runup attributed to merger buzz, according to analysts.

49.   But some say the shift to merit aid is squeezing out need-based aid, denying choice to the students most in need of an education.

50.   But the switch also means that the same number of dollars rents far fewer apartments, thus helping fewer people and squeezing out the working poor.