31. Only occasionally does this movie transcend its genre, most memorably in a scene with two oversize gunmen sent to rub out Johnson. 32. The episode in which Tony took a break from visiting colleges with his daughter to rub out an informant was justly famous. 33. That's what David Chase will be trying to avoid if he rubs out " The Sopranos " next year, after 52 episodes. 34. Where others might see historic significance, these guys see dollar signs, even if it means having to rub out various in-the-know Italians. 35. They don't rub out the disappointing inflation data, " said Isherwood, who expects another interest rate increase " in the new year ." 36. Will the lowest common denominator prevail, causing teams with lesser talent again to devise defensive schemes to rub out the likes of Jagr? 37. In recent years, Missouri taxpayers chipped in $ 2 . 1 million a year to rub out a bit of the red ink. 38. There were signs she was not well early in the second-she clutched her stomach area as if trying to rub out the injury. 39. If that doesn't work, the finish may be shellac, and you might be able to rub out the stain with a rubbing alcohol. 40. A scheme to rub out presidential bodyguards who knew too much or a Byzantine United Nations plot to institute a New World Order?
