51.   Some, like Charlemagne, are charging foul play, since the symbols of the established political parties made it onto the ballots.

52.   Such is the province of prime time, where comedy has been a male dominion since the first burp joke made it onto television.

53.   That left Republicans unable to control what issues made it onto the public agenda.

54.   Tainted berries from Mexico were shipped to schools as part of a federal lunch program and might have made it onto the commercial market.

55.   The American Revolution makes it onto television on Sunday in emphatically nonrevisionist fashion.

56.   The commission concluded that election activities regulated by federal law begin only after a candidate makes it onto a primary or special election ballot.

57.   The man never made it onto the White House grounds, officials said soon after the incident.

58.   The Pulitzers honor the best of newspapering, but writing with a touch of pop humor rarely makes it onto the Pulitzer honor roll.

59.   The printer, which was introduced in August, has not made it onto the shelves of local retailers yet.

60.   The two guys ultimately got around to the mouth of the cove and swam in with an ocean surge, making it onto the beach without further incident.