51.   But thanks to Stephen King, publishing houses and electronics manufacturers are taking a second look at a market they have long been content to ignore.

52.   But then, something happened that made the owners take a second look.

53.   But without a binding second look, the incompletion stood exactly as called.

54.   Clinton hopes to persuade dissatisfied voters to take a second look at just how much he and his fellow Democrats have achieved.

55.   Composers, historians and musicologists are taking a second look at the man and his music.

56.   Construction companies, hurt by concern about government plans to cut public works spending, also got a second look from investors this week.

57.   Crumpler was tenacious enough to show he is worth a second look.

58.   Criminal justice is not the only arena getting a second look.

59.   Dave Stewart, an assistant to Alderson, contributed to that second look, having played with Small in the Toronto organization.

60.   Dr. Sprague and the Kuiper observatory plan to take a second look at Mercury in July.