41.   Anyone who thinks such words have had no effect is ignorant of political history.

42.   As long as there are ambiguous chads, the word has every right to a place in our vocabulary.

43.   At one point, word has it, the post office handled a package so full of cash that it actually burst at the seams.

44.   Because a given word can have different meanings, any text can be read in various ways.

45.   Brand consultants say the model logo for the next millennium would be one in which the lettering was slanted and the words had a robot as a sidekick.

46.   A slang word can have several current meanings.

47.   A year later, that word still has the power to disturb us.

48.   Abenaki words have numerous meanings based on intonation, conjugation or declension.

49.   But if so, we ignore the proof in our own history that words can have the power to arouse conscience.

50.   But in American political history, that word has profound resonance as a derogation of opportunism.