51.   The drug became a common accessory on photo shoots, and it was only a matter of time before it became the subject of the photographs themselves.

52.   The drugs became one of the hottest prospects in biotechnology.

53.   The drugs he took became less effective.

54.   The drug has become a cornerstone of so-called drug cocktails, combinations of drugs which have been found to greatly suppress HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.

55.   The drugs became front-page news last year when the FDA began approving them to help stop the spread of HIV.

56.   The drug becomes active after it is taken in by a cell, thereby affecting only the cells it penetrates.

57.   The fear is that the drug is becoming just another trend.

58.   The issue of genetic testing could become more pressing if drugs to slow or prevent the disease become available, says Kosik.

59.   The Russian government says that in Tajikistan and other Central Asian republics, drug trafficking has become a primary source of funds for Islamic resistance groups.

60.   They say that thalidomide-damaged babies will be conceived and born in the United States if the drug becomes available, as is eventually expected.