| 41. | Both are valid " topics " for books and encyclopedia articles, even if someone wishes to split hairs on whether they are things.
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| 42. | Not to split hairs, but those leaders failed to notice that NBC's " Third Watch " was populated by the definitive rainbow coalition.
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| 43. | He is put in a postion where he has to split hairs, and you are better off letting your lawyer do the hair-splitting.
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| 44. | Fields said this is an effort to split hairs on sentence structure and it will not protect them from the backlash they deserve.
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| 45. | Without trying, Clinton-style, to split hairs, the fact remains that while a record has been broken, a new record has not been set.
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| 46. | He added that Panday was trying to " split hairs " by saying Rogers had not been expelled but only denied his work permit.
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| 47. | "The consumer doesn't split hairs and say INC is Macy's and not a real brand, " said Ms . Kirk of the Salmon firm.
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| 48. | Sometimes, editors may want to act as the devil's advocate and therefore try to split hairs in order to get the nom or supporters thinking.
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| 49. | But Chaucer never had to deal with Barbra Streisand, who split hairs with Grobel over the meanings of such words as insist, power and control.
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| 50. | We can equivocate, split hairs and rationalize as much as we want, but the simple fact is that the average American wants an independent counsel,
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