61.   But the surgeons hope that lessening some of the surface wounds might open the way to a deeper healing.

62.   But there is a danger that Congress, in the urge to act against terrorism, may unwittingly pass legislation opening the way to the same kind of abuses.

63.   But this piece, beautiful as it is, did not open a way forward, and for another three years Benjamin completed nothing.

64.   But under the new law, that only opened the way for her to apply for asylum at a hearing before an immigration judge.

65.   But the theaters did renew the neighborhood, and now the more recent Midtown boom has opened the way for more lucrative development.

66.   By approving legislation that permanently normalizes trade relations with China, the House opened the way Wednesday for a more stable and productive relationship with that country.

67.   Chretien has warned his party that a split could open the way for Stephen Harper of the Canadian Alliance party to become prime minister.

68.   Come to think of it, though, it took Red-baiting Dick Nixon to open the way to U.S. recognition of Communist China.

69.   Columbia blunders opened the way for a short field goal and an easy touchdown by Harvard in the second quarter.

70.   Democrats said the rhetoric from supporters of the bill and the vote would open the way for more threats and attacks against doctors who perform abortions.