41.   Others also said that they came away with the belief that Clinton was willing to tackle the politically touchy subject next year.

42.   Paying for the actual show, though, is a touchy subject, one that leads to blurring of the boundary between collector and curator.

43.   Probing into private lives is a touchy subject in network news for those vulnerable to the same treatment.

44.   Rotation of border inspectors has proved an extraordinarily touchy subject within Customs.

45.   Speakers at a seminar on clinical trials also discussed another touchy subject yesterday.

46.   Still, many parents find gun safety a touchy subject to broach with other families.

47.   That dialogue was most pointed on the touchy subject of technology.

48.   The airport is such a touchy subject around here that officials have had to choose their words very carefully whenever they have proposed new projects.

49.   The balance of power between composers and librettists is a touchy subject.

50.   The charges against Stein seemed a touchy subject to many here.