51.   As another alternative, if you have a door, this is not a bad time to see if it works.

52.   As meetings were repeated on every block, neighbors who had grown wary and withdrawn through the bad times began to reconnect.

53.   As many bad times I might have gone through, you get paid back if you work your way out.

54.   As for American consumers, they are behaving as if bad times are far, far away.

55.   At Salomon Smith Barney, Ronald W. Frank, an analyst, said the reorganization was coming at an especially bad time.

56.   Bad images, bad dreams, bad times.

57.   Bad times also mean opportunities for risk-oriented investors and takeover specialists.

58.   Bad times engender tensions.

59.   Bad times for the front office.

60.   Bad traveling companions can suck all the joy out of the good times and render the bad times positively unbearable.