41.   Still, many questions remain about the profitability of the company and, indeed, about the whole concept of marketing free software.

42.   Such a step would mark another evisceration of the whole concept of curbs on fund-raising and spending.

43.   That could get Iron Mike a belt, though the whole concept seems more like a fashion accessory than a confirmation the way that Tyson dominates the heavyweight landscape.

44.   That phrase completes the whole concept of what Christianity is all about, that death means nothing if you have faith.

45.   The results are changing the whole concept of the character of Olmec sites and how they were used.

46.   The STS, the whole Northstar concept, is very un-Cadillac, too, appealing to a new class of customers.

47.   The whole concept of defense counsel was foreign to Cambodians.

48.   The whole concept of interactive television has excited shareholders.

49.   The whole concept of resolve-it-yourselves was a mistake, and I think the Bush administration has realized that.

50.   The whole concept is new to Cunningham.