101.  As the evidence mounted that tobacco company executives were hiding evidence nicotine was addictive, Wigand acknowledged he chose to look the other way.

102.  As the Grammys become a Coca-Cola venue, Radio City Music Hall is heading the other way.

103.  As the discoveries of science become part of popular culture, the metaphorical flow sometimes goes the other way.

104.  As we now know, the Congress went the other way.

105.  At other times and in other industries, things have gone the other way.

106.  At its harshest, it criticized the department fostering an institutional culture that encouraged supervisors and officers to look the other way when colleagues stole or brutalized.

107.  At the same time, an even greater number of conservative Democrats have swung the other way, and the bill is expected to prevail.

108.  At the same time, the police who always say to move-along-or-else begin looking the other way.

109.  At first, though, Hollywood ran the other way.

110.  At issue is whether the bank helped uncover questionable Russian funds, some tied to crime, or simply looked the other way.