41.   For the rest of the day, NBC viewers saw more reaction shots of Johnson than they did Rambis.

42.   Generally viewers will see small, blurry pictures that are nearly impossible to put in context.

43.   Had options been available from Atlanta, viewers would have seen Carl Lewis live as he won the long jump.

44.   Halmi said viewers would likely see ads for the shows during Hallmark television productions.

45.   Granted, the commentators, pundits, editorialists and columnists put their spin on what the debate viewers saw.

46.   Had Lewin left more in, viewers might have seen more of the pummeling taken by Jim Craig, the American goalie.

47.   He enables viewers to see that if he loves her, she must, in fact, be lovable no matter how abrasive she might occasionally seem.

48.   He kicks off his shoes and leans back on a couch, more relaxed than TV viewers have ever seen Mulder.

49.   He saw it as a political statement, a commentary on the British class system, and he was stunned when viewers saw something more.

50.   Here, viewers can see with fresh eyes the ideas developed by Reich and Mies when modernism was new.