51.   A hollow metal spike is pushed through the pipe wall to tap into the water line.

52.   After a bogey that left her with a one-stroke lead in the Japan Airlines Big Apple Classic, she was pushed through the gallery by security guards.

53.   Afterward, these clinics and labs push through millions of dollars in billings for exams and blood tests that were never done.

54.   Also helping was a strong economy, which filled buildings at a record pace and allowed landlords to push through generous rate increases.

55.   All three leaders used their resulting political capital to push through constitutional amendments allowing re-election.

56.   Bulger pushed through landmark legislation to open up the wet-sand stretch of beaches to pedestrians.

57.   But Arias also extended the right to vote to women, established a social security system and pushed through land reform and a progressive income tax.

58.   But Clinton lacked the focus or the muscle to push through this big-ticket spending item.

59.   But Democrats, many of whom said they support the idea of the legislation, objected to Republican attempts to quickly push it through Congress.

60.   But Eberly others at the White House wanted to push it through the House as quickly as possible.