51.   He has led the country in purses seven times.

52.   He is almost certain to lead the country into further economic disaster.

53.   He must let lawmakers, and the nation, know that he is still capable of leading the country.

54.   He led the country into the European Union, oversaw an economic boom and gave Spaniards more education, health care and prosperity than they had ever before experienced.

55.   He praised cable operators as leading the country in digital television and asked to join them in that effort.

56.   He led his country to two unforgettable championships in the Davis Cup.

57.   He led the country during the bloody Bosnian and Kosovo conflicts, and had been charged as an international war criminal.

58.   He served under the utterly failed presidency of Burhanuddin Rabbani, who now wants to lead the country again under the monochrome banner of the Northern Alliance.

59.   I have never stopped leading this country in foreign affairs in this entire year and I never will. . . .

60.   However, she has yet to define for what she stands or to where she would like to lead the country.