| 31. | Perhaps IBM runs a string of jewelry stores in Hong Kong.
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| 32. | Europe produced more accessories _ pretty shoes and lots of jewelry.
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| 33. | Choosing wood for the hypothetical jewelry box follows the same line.
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| 34. | The jewelry area is a bargain-hunter's paradise.
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| 35. | Suede jewelry cases, for either sex, cost $ 95.
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| 36. | Antique stores and auction houses typically deal in jewelry from estates.
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| 37. | The minimum is what most workers at jewelry factories are paid.
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| 38. | Think of it as jewelry, Collie, a protective necklace.
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| 39. | They learn to trim their facial hair and shed most jewelry.
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| 40. | The money is used up in cars, houses, jewelry.
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