41. Both are valid " topics " for books and encyclopedia articles, even if someone wishes to split hairs on whether they are things. 42. Not to split hairs , but those leaders failed to notice that NBC's " Third Watch " was populated by the definitive rainbow coalition. 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. 44. Fields said this is an effort to split hairs on sentence structure and it will not protect them from the backlash they deserve. 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. 46. He added that Panday was trying to " split hairs " by saying Rogers had not been expelled but only denied his work permit. 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. 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. 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. 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,
