51.   For anyone even to mention Harlem in the same breath as fashionable downtown SoHo is a measure of how far things have come.

52.   He chats about cyclical redundancy and filter anomalies the way most people might remark on the weather, and raves about John Cage and Tool in the same breath.

53.   Graves was mentioned in the same breath as the Texas writers J. Frank Dobie, Walter Prescott Webb and naturalist Roy Bedichek, novelists Larry McMurtry and Billy Brammer.

54.   Hallmark sells Kwanzaa cards and many media outlets mention Kwanzaa in the same breath as Hanukkah and Christmas.

55.   He has repeatedly said he wants to return to the organization, but he also says in the same breath he wants to be a big-league pitching coach again.

56.   He freely expresses both his anger and his remorse, often in the same breath, one close friend said.

57.   He now takes care to mention Ronald Reagan in the same breath when he invokes John F. Kennedy.

58.   He said he believed that gay proms should not take place, but in almost the same breath, he said he could understand why this one was needed.

59.   He seems almost apologetic to even be mentioned in the same breath.

60.   He was often mentioned in the same breath as slugging cross-Bay rivals Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco.