51.   It was a world event.

52.   It was set for release in late September when world events intervened, delaying the opening by more than two months.

53.   Jeffe said factors beyond the presidency, including world events and the Federal Reserve, also have to be considered when studying market trends.

54.   Larionov avidly discussed books, movies and world events.

55.   Later Tuesday, at the Russian Embassy in Washington, Putin talked about the budding relationship with his new buddy, and how world events can impact a friendship.

56.   Like George Bush, though, CNN never really managed to consolidate its gulf war success, and its ratings still rise and fall precipitately with world events.

57.   Luna, who brought his family, said he had no safety concerns, even in light of world events the past six months.

58.   McAliskey, her socialist principles riven by world events, is anchored on the narrowest ledge of Irish republicanism.

59.   Ms. Maslow recalled weekly meetings and intense discussions on world events.

60.   No policy changes or world events occurred to alter the productive capability of that capital, yet it became cheaper.