51.   After some of the PTC exploded into the air, a colleague commented on how bitter it was, yet Fox tasted nothing.

52.   After weeks in which he seemed to be studiously avoiding the issue of the flag, he exploded into eloquent action.

53.   Along with the friendly gestures were many signs of the deep differences that remain and could explode into bitter conflict.

54.   All it takes for civilization to explode into a frenzied panic is a rampant cholera epidemic.

55.   Alternative medicine has exploded into the medical mainstream with such force that it has left both sides reeling.

56.   All the bucks and backing are calculated to give him a big advantage when the campaign explodes into several states in March.

57.   Bullets explode out of guns, fists explode into faces, and the film literally ends with a bang after getting off on spasm after spasm of brutal violence.

58.   But as the magnitude of their defeat became clear to the Nationalists, the tensions long simmering in their ranks exploded into the streets of this normally tranquil capital.

59.   But at least one rule will cause the page to explode into complex, ever-shifting patterns.

60.   But for the Ishimuras, the strains imposed by the recession exploded into just that.