51.   But they refuse to open their books.

52.   By getting high risk assets of their books, they appease regulators and ratings agencies.

53.   By getting high-risk assets off their books, they appease regulators and ratings agencies.

54.   By removing loans from their books and repackaging them as bonds, they receive cash immediately from investors, who are paid to shoulder the risk.

55.   By repackaging loans as bonds, banks and securities firms remove the loans from their books and free up cash for more lending.

56.   By providing a way for lenders to get the loans off their books, they help keep mortgages affordable to middle- and lower-middle income families.

57.   Certain people can always crash through that wall with their books.

58.   Children are flipping through their books and a teacher is passing out note pads when suddenly the floor trembles and the classroom is engulfed in a roar.

59.   Chrysler Credit also accused some of the dealerships of violating their financing agreements by refusing to let the credit company examine their books.

60.   Climbers have their days in the sun, their books and magazines, their cult heroes, their meccas.