51.   PC software severely compresses data so that it can squeeze through slow connections.

52.   Others can flatten themselves to squeeze through tight spaces or position themselves upright to look over objects.

53.   Outside Neiman Marcus, anti-fur demonstrators partially blocked the entrances, but shoppers managed to squeeze through the one unobstructed door.

54.   Poche added that mice can squeeze through areas as small as a nickel, and rats can squeeze through areas as small as a half-dollar.

55.   Republican senators were actually forced to squeeze through a gantlet of opponents, including several ministers, to reach a closed-door party caucus on Monday afternoon.

56.   Since most heart attacks and strokes are caused by clots trying to squeeze through arteries narrowed by fatty deposits, anything that inhibits clotting would logically lower the risk.

57.   She went to the window of the laundry room, tied together sheet after sheet, and hacked the bar of the window until she could squeeze herself through.

58.   Some workers squeezed through windows, shimmying down an outside pipe or chancing a desperate leap.

59.   Squeeze through a cheesecloth.

60.   Sunlight squeezing through the thick clouds overhead bounced off the snow and diffused.