31.  In our skin, the nerves that provide our sense of touch relay their information to nerve cells, or neurons, in the spinal cord.

32.  It keeps the cast and crew focused on the task at hand, and also provides a sense of freedom.

33.  It might have helped if the catalog or the installation had provided a fuller, messier sense of the context in which their work habitually appears.

34.  It provides a sense of peace, instead of the restless compulsion of always seeking more stimulation through ever greater consumption of goods, entertainment and new experiences.

35.  Jobs provide a sense of purpose.

36.  Letourneau developed the habit of returning home late at night, telling friends the darkness provided a sense of protection and anonymity.

37.  Maybe it provides a sense of balance, a port in the storm during hard times.

38.  Much of this creates something closer to toy than tool, and does little to provide the sense of importance the encyclopedia once had.

39.  My complete grip provides a sense of snugness and unity between the two hands.

40.  On the other hand, while dilapidated structures give a sense of pastness, they provide little sense of what the building might actually have looked like.