51.   Weicker bristled, however, at the suggestion that a greater effort on his part might have changed the outcome.

52.   Werner Heisenberg was a physicist who postulated that observing an experiment would change its outcome.

53.   While the attack on Iraq delayed the start of the debate, it was not expected to change the outcome.

54.   With an earlier caution, Jarrett might not have lost as many laps, which could have changed the outcome of the race.

55.   Will any of the independent candidates for governor who are waging vigorous races in at least five states change the outcome, or even win?

56.   Would it have changed the outcome, either verdict or sentencing?

57.   You had the power to change the outcome.

58.   A narrow ruling by the high court that rejected results of the hand recounts would not change the outcome now.

59.   All was quiet after an hour and suddenly two penalties changed the outcome.

60.   But the sheer size of the gap may also reduce the amount of cheating, since fewer people will believe fraud would be able to change the outcome.