51.   On the contrary, the purpose of the Treaty was to put distance between the Tribe and the States.

52.   Over their next three weeks, the Islanders have a chance to put some distance between themselves and the teams that are trailing them.

53.   Reed, widely recognized for his political organizing skills, also seemed to be trying to put some distance between himself and the brutal political partisanship that characterizes Washington.

54.   San Jose, sitting in the eighth playoff spot in the Western Conference, missed a chance to put some distance on its pursuers.

55.   Some Democrats are putting distance between themselves and President Clinton.

56.   Still, Black said he wants to put some distance between himself and Packer.

57.   The agreement to put more distance between Century and Centennial was negotiated in response to a damaging financial scandal earlier this year involving Centennial.

58.   That win finally allowed Hall to put some distance between himself and Rupp.

59.   The Bulls needed to put some distance between themselves and the Pacers in the third quarter.

60.   The president has already put some distance between himself and the hidebound unions.