51.   The peace process was on the brink of disaster.

52.   The policy development process is a superb opportunity for educating key managers and important opinion makers within your organization.

53.   The policy process is dynamic, with inputs, conversion, outputs and feedback forming a continuous chain.

54.   The political process is at an impasse.

55.   The process is so slow that contemporaries never notice it.

56.   The process was as pure as meditation.

57.   The process was gradual enough that we barely even noticed.

58.   The process was not unlike that whereby, today, a large corporation might swallow up its smaller competitors.