61.   But the suspicion is that BNP wants to be too big to be taken over, and that it would relish the title of national champion of French banking.

62.   But when the issue is serious, when the suspicions are well-grounded, then the undercover approach becomes a weapon of last resort.

63.   But their suspicions are misplaced.

64.   But there is still suspicion that the owners have colored a salary cap in another shade.

65.   But there is strong suspicion that at least some of the generators were still potent.

66.   But when an Olympian speeds up the track or down the pool and breaks a record, suspicions are automatic.

67.   By the end of that week, administration spokesmen were trying to play down that assessment, even though there was strong suspicion that it was accurate.

68.   Entering the tournament, the suspicion was that Woods was still some years away from the patience and cunning required to master the vagaries of British links courses.

69.   Enough suspicion was generated that one Legislature after another backed away from the conference until its organizers declared it dead.

70.   From the moment he took office, there has been some suspicion among council members about Riordan.