51.   Both come with lots of equipment for the price and the Sonata has a new look.

52.   But a tragic pileup on the Kansas Turnpike has forced state officials to take a new look at the time-honored practice.

53.   But he is no more revealing about himself, shrugging off inquiries about his new look.

54.   But George Bigelow of Johns Hopkins University, a study author, hopes the data will prompt a new look.

55.   But once the emotional shock of the Depression subsided and the post-World War II consumer boom occurred, Americans were primed to take a new look at debt.

56.   But now I detect a new look of respect from die-hard fans who see me as one of their own.

57.   But others such as Phillips say the new look only reflects the shift of influential research away from universities and into for-profit corporations.

58.   But Republicans also served notice that Clinton should expect another round of congressional investigations, including a new look at Democratic fund-raising efforts.

59.   But really it was the fans who got a new look.

60.   But now the concept has a new look.