51.   Other names have lines through them.

52.   Others cited board regulations requiring that before a change could be made, the replacement name had to be appropriate.

53.   Over the years much of the programming has changed, and executives now say the name has a different meaning, too.

54.   Quayle is running on name recognition, and yes, his name does have an E on the end of it.

55.   Some names have Web sites or printed materials behind them, but not one of the monikers has stuck.

56.   Some place names may have several parts.

57.   Some stadium names have a subtle corporate bond.

58.   Someone whose screen name did not have an AAC or HHPT prefix sent me an Instant Message.

59.   Such well-known names had more work than they could handle, and they quickly became stars.

60.   That name has a home.