51.   The Boston cancellation was apparently ordered after the number of proposed exhibitors grew beyond the capacity of the two convention centers.

52.   The current germ mania, she said, began with the outbreak of AIDS, but has grown beyond the limits of reason.

53.   The crackdown on commercialism has come in recent years as the financial stakes have grown beyond what anyone at the NCAA imagined.

54.   The connections are growing beyond the campus.

55.   The finding could be important for cancer therapy, because solid tumors must induce new blood vessels to form around them when they grow beyond a certain size.

56.   The mission, initially expected to last just two or three months, soon grew beyond feeding the local population.

57.   The popularity of Italian food, however, transcends trends, and our love for it has grown beyond bowls of noodles in red sauce.

58.   The question is, can they grow beyond their parents without leaving them behind?

59.   The rose still grows beyond the wall,

60.   Their frustration comes as the list of recommended and required vaccines for children grows beyond the standard polio, mumps, measles and rubella vaccines.