51.   And they often lament the results, saying that the law has not kept pace with changes in health care and the workplace.

52.   And so on, while comparable specific programs more or less kept pace with need.

53.   Another stylist has taken the knife she always keeps with her.

54.   Artificial organs would be a boon because organ donations cannot keep pace with demand.

55.   Artur Rodzinski once held up the beginning of a New York Philharmonic concert at Carnegie Hall while he retrieved the trusty loaded revolver he kept with him during performances.

56.   At other times, it is difficult to keep pace with the Stanley as it gallops without transmission to hinder it.

57.   Aside from his work, Schlesinger, an adviser to Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, keeps pace with his wife and six children.

58.   At the halfway mark, Anthony spotted Allan Brown running along the grassy riverbank, keeping pace with the crew.

59.   At the same time, though, he said CBS hopes to capture younger viewers during the Olympics and keep them with shows more skewed to youth.

60.   At the same time, Weiss noted that technology firms have not kept pace with other companies in hiring, nurturing and appointing women executives to top jobs.