51.   Others would blunder by failing to prepare or show enthusiasm.

52.   Others on Wall Street have shown enthusiasm for Jacor.

53.   Perhaps for that reason, although the government has shown little enthusiasm for more trials, it has not tried to interfere.

54.   Public opinion polls noted carefully by the White House had shown scant enthusiasm among fans for direct presidential intervention.

55.   Saudi Arabia and Syria have shown little enthusiasm for Arab summit meetings since the Persian Gulf war, which seriously divided the Arab world.

56.   Second, the Senate must insist on the survival of smaller, experimental programs for which the House has shown little enthusiasm.

57.   She showed her enthusiasm for the dances, clapping delightedly at the final dance number when it increased in tempo and intensity.

58.   Similar enthusiasm was shown at the main commemoration in Pakistan, which marked its anniversary beginning at midnight on Wednesday.

59.   Sir Patrick showed little enthusiasm for the anticipated visit to Washington next week by Gerry Adams, the leader of Sinn Fein.

60.   So far the allies have balked, showing little enthusiasm for increasing their contributions of money and people to the unarmed U.N. police training force already operating in Bosnia.