51.   It has produced no economic and few political dividends, though it got him back into the good graces of the U.S. after the Gulf war.

52.   Kelleher took the transfer with good grace, saying the cardinal never tried to prevent him from stating his views.

53.   Known as El Mellifluoso for his silky diplomatic style, Whitfield also happens to be in the good graces of Prince Charles.

54.   Journalists are temporarily in the good graces of the public, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.

55.   Just like that, he was back in good graces and last season was an All-Star as a rookie.

56.   Like Verizon Communications, SBC is getting into the long-distance market through the good graces of the Federal Communications Commission.

57.   Mogul skiing is a judged sport, and keeping in the good graces of the panel of judges who work World Cup events and the Olympics is essential.

58.   Microsoft had spent months working its way into the good graces of the industry and commerce office.

59.   One of the better-financed research projects still depends for laboratory space on the good graces of a religious retreat on Shelter Island.

60.   On the surface, Kevin Garnett was back in good graces with Ned and Mable from Mankato.