51.   But it was the kind of future the New York Mets could live without.

52.   But I have found ways to live without the latest release by the Eaters of Dead Frogs or a tune from the Highly Tattooed Mothers.

53.   But if you can live without the sight of male lactation, you may want to sit this game out.

54.   But politically it is becoming quite handsome, a living denial of the slur that Chinese are content to live without political freedom.

55.   But many Afghans have refused to live without their TV privileges.

56.   But that failure was generally explained away as the transitory price of busting up monopolies and forcing inefficient Mexican producers to live without subsidies or import protection.

57.   But the project cannot live without House support, and Speaker John Thrasher said he fully supported Bush.

58.   But they also learned to live without him, at least against a team even more injury-ravaged than they are.

59.   But they also document how a morbidly self-conscious man searched for a look he could comfortably live with without ever really finding it.

60.   But they can live without it for now.