51.   That assertion was dismissed by EPA officials and researchers, who said there is a tremendous volume of research indicating that fine soot particles cause premature deaths.

52.   The authors also tried to measure the indirect costs that result from premature deaths and lost productivity.

53.   The brush with premature death jolted her into a realization that marked the beginning of the end of her marriage to Representative Joseph P. Kennedy II.

54.   The findings do not challenge what is now a well-established link between air pollution and premature death.

55.   The fourth and last issue of the newsletter, notifying subscribers of the premature death, is set to go out next week.

56.   The leading cause of premature death in the inner cities is cardiovascular disease, with cancer also taking an enormous toll.

57.   The latest shockwave came with the blast of a bomb, the charred remains of a bus, the premature death of a friend.

58.   The review concludes there is a stronger link than ever between the tiniest soot particles and thousands of premature deaths each year.

59.   The purpose of life insurance is to replace income that would be lost with the premature death of a breadwinner.

60.   The rating is probably more a tribute to the Kennedy elegance, eloquence and premature death than to his performance in the White House.