41.  A keyboard combination that saved a file in one program might delete a word in another.

42.  A lack of clarity in policy has already been identified as one explanation for discretion.

43.  A lanky boy was skewed, one half of his body sliding from the other.

44.  A letter from Shrewsbury, received in Christmas week, provided one possible answer.

45.  A line of track ran one way to nothing and lost itself in nothing in the other direction.

46.  A love of gardening easily combines with the craft of flower pressing, as one leads naturally into the other.

47.  A major faux pas is trying to entice users on one channel to your own channel.

48.  A man at port lifted his arm one way and a second at starboard lifted his another.

49.  A man once fell off the dock, with only one hand reaching above the surface.