51.   But relief officials and Western diplomats are increasingly losing patience as the resettlement program intensifies.

52.   But McClendon never lost his patience.

53.   But middle-class working people, who must often wait in line for hours at overburdened clinics, have lost patience with the public system.

54.   But Palestinians are paying a greater price -- and they are losing patience both with Israel and with their own administration.

55.   But the poll pointed to signs that Palestinians are losing patience with his undemocratic regime.

56.   But the public has lost its patience.

57.   But the Yankee manager knows that if he does happen to lose his patience, little Andrea Rae will know where to find it.

58.   But the chief judge, Lord Ranald Sutherland, had clearly lost patience.

59.   But this remarkably resilient population is losing patience, and more residents are choosing to leave Colombia rather than endure more instability.

60.   But they are well aware of what can happen when investors lose their patience.