51.   No reasonable person can conclude that the cart makes up the strokes that Martin is losing to lack of drive and strength from his withered leg.

52.   No reasonable person could argue that Hartsfield should ignore such trends and stand pat.

53.   Please note that there is nothing in that any reasonable person could mind.

54.   Prosecutors would have to prove the defendant disregarded a substantial risk and deviated from what a reasonable person would do under similar circumstances.

55.   She probably has put in more miles and bent over backwards more times for the sake of the game than any reasonable person should have.

56.   So a reasonable person has to cut the guy a little slack for his conduct that day.

57.   That hinges on whether a reasonable person would find the conversation offensive, said Gerald Holtzman, an employment lawyer with Beirne Maynard and Parsons in Houston.

58.   That means that if a reasonable person concludes that what was said or written was a threat, then it is a threat.

59.   The best that a reasonable person can do is oppose the idea in highly specific cases involving drinking fountains, restrooms and the use of public parks and libraries.

60.   The law, she said, only applies when a reasonable person could have foreseen that an activity would injure or kill an endangered species.