41.   Angry, hard-nosed infantry veteran Lou Diamond Phillips, it becomes apparent, has a problem taking orders from women.

42.   As a seasoned army captain named La Hire, miniseries veteran Peter Strauss is a courageous mercenary leery of taking orders from a girl who dresses as a man.

43.   Arrangements for adding Russian troops can be similar to those devised for Bosnia, where Russians do not take orders directly from NATO.

44.   As more small traders find electronic systems cheaper and faster, old-style brokers who take orders over the telephone will continue to feel the pinch.

45.   As it turned out, the vendor Butler had called ceased doing business just after taking his order.

46.   As Lavery talked, Rogoff used hoof clippers to dismantled fruit crates and Kennedy took telephone orders and scribbled a production plan.

47.   As she took the order, she asked me where I live.

48.   As Weiss busily takes orders in English, Hebrew and Yiddish, the strains of Jewish music from an overhead speaker are in the air.

49.   As she took our orders, the waitress told us the firefighters would parade in Wildwood on Saturday.

50.   As the waitress annoyingly popped her gum while taking his order he noticed the man in the next booth crudely applying his toothpick to his teeth like a crowbar.