51.   Bush used his visit to the Energy Department Thursday to talk extensively about conservation, a topic to which he has turned with increasing frequency.

52.   But the game quickly turned with a Walker layup, a driving dunk and pair of free throws by Pierce, and a couple of steals.

53.   But Smith said his mind began turning with culinary possibilities as soon as he tasted the wine last summer at the Palisade winery.

54.   But when a file turns up with a new strain of virus, the engineers are called into action.

55.   Colonel Washington turns with the easy dignity of a Virginia gentleman and landowner, leans forward on his walking stick and eyes the caller quizzically.

56.   Darden, whose frequent barbed exchanges with Cochran have become customary in the case, turned away with a look of amusement and contempt.

57.   Defective Mexican trucks could easily be turned away with any well-funded inspection program.

58.   Denise Pointer had just turned in with her dentist husband, Gary Pointer, when they were thrown from their beds.

59.   Easter cookies come out of the oven as well, right along with biscuits turned bright yellow by saffron.

60.   From inner-city schools in Los Angeles and New York to suburban campuses outside Dallas and Atlanta, diverse classrooms are turning up with increasing frequency.