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31) Little became very famous impersonating President Nixon.

32) True, it had not been a banner year for Republican candidates, thanks to the resignation of President Nixon that summer.

33) Referee Bob Nixon was told of the outburst and immediately showed the red card to the big target man.

34) Nixon, like Lyndon Johnson, was a man of remarkable talent who was obsessed with the liberal Eastern establishment.

35) President Nixon created the Environmental Protection Agency, crucially acknowledging environmental stewardship as necessarily a federal task.

36) Franken sided with his father, a Nixon supporter, against his mother,[http://sentencedict.com] the Kennedy advocate.

37) After being elected to the Senate, Kennedy and Nixon had offices across the hall from each other.

38) Former president Nixon strongly criticized Bush for failing to respond to the crisis in the republics with a massive aid program.

39) The grand jury also named President Nixon as a co-conspirator, though he was not indicted.

40) It provides a startling point for a discussion of the widespread belief that Richard Nixon was a brilliant maker of foreign policy.

41) Buchanan was a speech writer for Nixon and communications director for Reagan.

42) Nixon saw the improvement of relations with China as the key to his foreign policy.

43) He went to the Pentagon in 1969 as undersecretary and then secretary of the Navy in the Nixon and Ford administrations.

44) Two weeks ago, Nixon once again surfaced in the news.

45) Nixon was pivotal in raising the Republican Party's standing among Jewish people.

46) More recently, even liberal commentators have begun drawing comparisons between Clinton and Nixon.

47) Richard Nixon, even when he was running against John Kennedy in 1960, took an entirely different view.

48) The Nixon lawyers confirmed the under-lying suspicions of the country-that lawyer was synonymous with shyster and crook.

49) The final reckoning is that Nixon and Kissinger failed to reach their major foreign policy goals.

50) As late as 1991 Nixon continued to harbour a grudge against Eisenhower over his role in the 1960 campaign.

51) As one of the original and most ferocious of the Cold Warriors, Nixon hardly offered an alternative to the doves.

52) Nixon devoted his two decades on the sidelines to rehabilitating his professional reputation with ponderous books and interviews about foreign policy.

53) Everyone remembers that much today, while few remember the substance of a debate that radio listeners thought Nixon had won.

54) His ouster furnished Nixon with an excuse to send troops into Cambodiawhich now turned into a new battlefield.

55) Nixon responded to the offensive by moving in two directions Simultaneously.

56) If a president is paranoid like Nixon, changes like this matter a great deal.

57) Throughout 1971-74 the Nixon administration, as could be expected, strongly supported decentralization.

58) Of course, Nixon had high hopes for his policy when he started out.

59) Anti-war dissent was increasing by the time Nixon took office.

60) Columnist Hal Crowther, a contributor to these pages, wrote one of the few unkind obituaries of Nixon.