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61. The employee is protected from coercion by the employer because of other employers for whom he can work and so on.

62. Is it correct to abbreviate 'Avenue', 'Street' and so on when writing an address on an envelope?

63. The so-called secondary categories consist of almost equally linguistic concepts: negation and opposition, comparatives, modes, and so on.

64. Look instead at any self-organising galleries in your area, art and craft co-operatives, societies, guilds, and so on.

65. It was abominable, atavistic and atrocious, big, black and brutal, cruel cold and callous, and so on.

66. More distant friends exchange letters or Christmas cards, and so on.

67. Only by being so aggressive will his patients learn to consult immediately, to take proper precautions and so on.

68. The existing settlements systems, which involves banks, custodians, registrars, paper share certificates and so on is expensive by international standards.

69. Therefore, in order to maintain control it can not specify the production function and so on explicitly as a constraint.

70. And there's his diabolical cunning about the newspapers and radio and so on.

71. Cost is used here in its widest sense involving payment of fees, loss of earnings, loss of time and so on.

72. They pick up the infant's heartbeat, respiration rate, body temperature, and so on.

73. And so on the City College campus a vague and indistinctly demarcated intellectual struggle assumed, amazingly, the form of melodrama.

74. The eventual urban appellations reflected the flavor of the individual faces: New York, Geneva, Chicago, and so on.

75. They would carry out an initial assessment, based on an evaluation of your lifestyle, age, level of anxiety and so on.

76. If they were drunk and disorderly and so on, they only had themselves to blame.

77. These causes are not necessarily genetic, but may include environmental factors such as upbringing in the family, social conditioning and so on.

78. People drive from all over the region to buy their furniture, candles, quilts, glassware and so on.

79. One requires a background of considerable behavioural complexity before one is justified in attributing to any creature beliefs, intentions and so on.

80. They are entirely independent of minds, theory, conceptual schemes, the statements which state them,[sentencedict.com/and so on.html] and so on.

81. They contain the same cell types - muscle, tendon, skin, bone, and so on - yet they are different.

82. The page description language also allows graphics to be incorporated; rules, tones, line drawings and so on.

83. He argued that criminals were physically distinguishable by, for example, large jaws, high cheek bones, extra toes and so on.

84. Below the attics was a back bedroom looking out over the flower garden, and so on to the main road beyond.

85. A lot of these buildings are co-housing: private apartments with communal kitchens and so on.

86. If this also causes aggravation, the remedy can be further diluted in a third cup, and so on.

87. That failure will most likely be papered over with creative accounting, shifting definitions of carbon sinks, and so on.

88. These in turn inhibit some adjacent cells but excite others further away, and so on.

89. Ideas of space and shape, as children fit or match or choose shapes and so on, will be involved.

90. You know, old posters on the wall, signed photographs and so on. Too boring, really.