51.   But the exaggerated gestures and props help tell the tale.

52.   But the nameplate above the locker told the tale simply.

53.   But those in the wards tell a tale of indiscriminate bombing that is taking a far greater toll among the civilian population than among any fighters.

54.   But these days, as Nigeria takes its first steps toward democracy after a long spell of political repression, Achebe is not in place to tell the tale.

55.   But thousands of pages of documents filed with the California Court of Appeals tell the tale.

56.   But the name plate above the locker told the tale simply.

57.   But, oh, how Theurkauf loved to tell that tale of the one that would not go away.

58.   C. Virginia Kirkpatrick told a tale of topsy-turvy dealings with the IRS that mirrored other stories in the public lore.

59.   Certainly there is huge pressure from American businesses to keep all channels to the government open, but privately American business executives tell tale after tale of frustration.

60.   Clinical does not in this instance mean clear, and theatergoers who fail to consult their programs regularly will not always know which tale is being told.