61.   Peter Cosandey may not always be able to sniff out dirty money, but he knows the stench of illegal currency emanates more often from dark corners.

62.   Scarlett is in a dark corner, preserving another head, blood smeared all over her, chanting incoherently, looking like Marilyn Manson.

63.   She had explored dark corners, conversing with the Devil.

64.   Secrets still seem to lurk in its dark corners, and some may be important.

65.   So the CD is rolled over and the maturity notice gets placed in a deep dark corner of your files.

66.   Someday the beacon of the rule of law will shine into Singapore and all the dark corners of the world.

67.   Still, when she enters a Left Bank cafe for an interview, crossing a crowded room to her table in a dark corner, not one head turns.

68.   Suddenly, labs and study carrels seemed like dark corners where pain festers and grows.

69.   Such fine-tuning includes developing the proper mix of fertilizer and researching the possibility of using portable lighting or reflective surfaces to get sunlight to dark corners of the ballpark.

70.   The black-suited, machine-gun-toting mobsters have their own dark corners to themselves.