51.   But with the urban economy now booming, the government can no longer simply requisition any surface it wants to spread its word.

52.   Caroline M. Hoxby, a Harvard economist, said efficient markets depended on just a few well-informed shoppers who spread the word about the best products.

53.   By spreading the word through e-mail, Subrahmanyam said, the company hopes to drum up interest in an initial public offering.

54.   Cicih came to the United States last summer to spread the word about the plight of overworked and underpaid Indonesian sweatshop workers.

55.   Cook is an evangelizing investment guru who spreads his word through seminars, tapes and best-selling books.

56.   Cowboys tight end Scott Galbraith, the son of a pastor, has spent a lot of time spreading the word.

57.   Continental spread the word to other apparel firms when it laid off its workers, so many of its former employees found jobs elsewhere.

58.   Demonstrations in grocery stores and seminars for chefs, sponsored by the association, also spread the word about ostrich.

59.   Des Rosier and McDougall are coming up with new ways to spread the word on campus.

60.   Davis tells his story not to elicit sympathy but to spread the word that cancer need not be a death sentence.