51.   It is the thousands of gangsters and prostitutes clustered in Kabukicho who have become notorious throughout Japan, inflaming anxieties and hostilities toward Chinese.

52.   It is still clustered in intimate groupings, tables set with knickknacks and polished silverware as if company were expected.

53.   It is not clustered in an insulated enclave, and is undergoing suburbanization much like any other ethnic group.

54.   Issuers are clustered primarily in Eastern Europe and Latin America.

55.   It took a constellation of people, precedents and political will, all clustered in a particular way, to bring about the phenomenon known as the Framingham Eight.

56.   It turned out the tire problems were clustered in Texas, because the failures are linked to prolonged high-speed driving in hot weather.

57.   It would be easy for ladybugs clustered in a protected nook on a cargo ship to escape detection by port inspectors, he said.

58.   Italy, by contrast, has relatively few large private corporations, all of them clustered in the northern industrial triangle.

59.   It turned out that the tire problems were clustered in Texas, because the failures are linked to prolonged high-speed driving in hot weather.

60.   Its booming enterprises are no longer clustered in the interior of the country, but along the coast.