51.   But Savard reacted theatrically, rubbing his lower face for traces of blood.

52.   But other activists and health officials credit his frequent appearances on radio and television with creating a human face for the disease.

53.   But the quarterback got in his face for the second time, yelling for a timeout and he gave him one.

54.   But what Gray did was to use female faces for the usual script of despair.

55.   Career prosecutors want to save some face for Justice by indicting the hapless Arkansas restaurateur Charlie Trie.

56.   By then, they will likely be back on their feet or flat on their face for good.

57.   Commercial aircraft makers are arriving at the biennial Paris Air Show with smiling faces for the first time in years.

58.   Eyeballing his successor in the face for the first time was a humbling experience for Kemp.

59.   Fear of embarrassment is so strong in Japanese culture that a contentious annual meeting can be a serious loss of face for management.

60.   For a decade and a half he photographed fashions for Vogue and faces for Vanity Fair.