51.   But once those issues are settled, an advisory board can provide strategic oversight for a business and be a prelude to actually having an outside board of directors.

52.   But the advisory board is not suggesting estrogen use be restricted or banned.

53.   But the first issue is missing the kind of stylish prose for which many of the writers, anthropologists and historians on its advisory board are known.

54.   CBS said it would no longer even talk to its affiliate advisory board because the station owners had not warned the network the petition was coming.

55.   Caplan, a philosopher, has served on scientific advisory boards for several companies, including Celera Genomics, which mapped the human genome.

56.   City and county officials on an advisory board will meet quarterly to highlight successful projects that resulted from city-county partnerships throughout the nation.

57.   Clinton called today for creation of a set of citizen advisory boards and new initiatives that would give taxpayers new authority in their tax disputes.

58.   Clinton and Vice President Al Gore made a brief joint appearance at the meeting of the advisory board on his race relations initiative, which was named in June.

59.   Columnist Paul Krugman, who made his financial ties public when he became a New York Times columnist, wrote that he had served on the same advisory board.

60.   Conference papers and working papers will be posted if they are associated with institutions approved by Columbia University Press and its advisory board, without being refereed individually.