| 41. | Of course, to be scientifically sound, it had to be a blind study-- my husband must not have a clue.
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| 42. | It was a good round, but I would not have a clue why I am playing well at the moment,
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| 43. | While neither Williams sister seems to have a coach, the rest of the women's tour does not have a clue.
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| 44. | It's a consolation prize for not having a clue as to how, say, replace a fuel gauge on a car.
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| 45. | Bosworth, who used to teach political science and now runs the Bronx Data Center at Lehman, did not have a clue.
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| 46. | The U . S . military " did not have a clue that the submarine had a nuclear weapon on board,"
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| 47. | But Coke, relaxing its policy " not to comment on rumors, " said, " Dan Dorfman does not have a clue ."
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| 48. | Perry said his challenger's ideas stem from the fact that " he does not have a clue about the state budget ."
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| 49. | How did they know what had happened to me if even my family members did not have a clue of where I was?
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| 50. | If the older dog dies or must leave the home for awhile, the younger dog may not have a clue about going outdoors.
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