| 21. | Clinton, afraid to seem anti-military, stood mute.
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| 22. | So the band ended up on Mute, an independent label.
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| 23. | A mute town crier; a non-babbling anchor man.
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| 24. | Women respond to muted reds while men respond to orangey reds.
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| 25. | But past failures have not muted the contemporary urge to prophesy.
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| 26. | The same profession that once gave him voice has muted him.
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| 27. | At this memory, his signature self-confidence seems muted.
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| 28. | The Clinton administration's reaction to the bill was muted.
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| 29. | But cheers over Gingrich's troubles from Democrats are muted.
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| 30. | It's the armchair coaches whose lines will be muted.
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