61.   He brings himself too much along in this imaginary memoir, cultivating his self-image rather than getting beyond its appearances.

62.   He began golfing five years ago largely because physical sports were getting beyond his reach.

63.   He knows he has to accept what happened, which is why he keeps watching the videotape, and he knows he has to get beyond it.

64.   He now volunteers as an outreach worker for the Northwest AIDS Foundation, helping other gay men get beyond the shame.

65.   He then did what everybody I knew did in those days to get beyond an awkward social moment.

66.   He says he had discussed becoming a director of Touchdown, but never got beyond the discussion stage.

67.   Here are some tactics that you can use to help these otherwise valuable people get beyond their psychological limitations.

68.   His sanctuary, he knew, was on the mound, but first he had to get beyond the expectations of perfection.

69.   How do he and his friends get beyond the tragedy that took the lives of kids their age?

70.   House leaders redrafted an anti-terrorism bill in an attempt to get beyond an impasse between the House and Senate.