41. Merely a measly 93 m . p . h ., but a fiendishly spinning and rescuing thrust. 42. Fiendishly inflexible and surly, she assigns you to Supergalactic Traveler Class, a tidy euphemism for steerage.43. And _ trust me on this, Caleb _ it's an urge fiendishly difficult to resist. 44. Completing the puzzle requires only patience and modest logical ability, although some puzzles can be fiendishly difficult. 45. Aim for the most rust-free example you can afford : bodies are fiendishly expensive to restore properly. 46. Richard Condon, the fiendishly inventive novelist and political satirist who wrote " The Manchurian Candidate," 47. Their adventures are fiendishly twisted and delivered in non-stop, triple-shot-espresso comedy riffs. 48. Afghanistan's centuries of bloody history and ethnic tensions suggest that uniting the country will be fiendishly difficult. 49. Myrna Kamara and Douglas Gawriljuk appeared to relish the fiendishly difficult and visually astonishing balances of the pas de deux. 50. George Balanchine's most fiendishly swift and condensed view of the classical idiom, Soto tore a calf muscle.
