51.   Low returns at home and nervousness about the U.S. stock market are narrowing the options for Japanese investors, helping push them toward Latin America, several analysts said.

52.   Most of these forces push toward caution.

53.   Not too many years ago, these heirloom tomatoes seemed doomed, pushed toward oblivion.

54.   Officials close to the general say he has been pushed toward greater sympathy for the Serbian position by a number of experiences.

55.   Others scoff that anyone, including teen-agers, can be pushed toward homosexuality unless that is their orientation.

56.   Ousland will share Christmas dinner with Americans at South Pole Station, then push on toward the Ross Sea.

57.   Peres was prepared to push on toward a more comprehensive peace with the Palestinians.

58.   President Clinton will meet with congressional leaders to push them toward action.

59.   Practical reality and expediency would push toward saying that you need to do it when you need to do it.

60.   Pushing toward Election Day with fevered urgency, candidates and backers of California propositions fanned out Saturday across Los Angeles County to make their last pitches for votes.