| Hits | Seq. | Promo |
|---|
 64 | A | Bates --We all go a little mad s |
| 64 | A | Berle --Experience is what you h |
| 64 | A | Berloiz --Time is a great teacher; |
| 64 | A | Bickle --You're only as healthy a |
| 64 | A | Bierce --Absurdity: A statement o |
| 64 | A | Bierce --Riot: A popular entertai |
| 64 | A | Blank --A thousand innocent peop |
| 64 | A | Blomberg --Competing in sports has |
| 64 | A | Bohr --Never express yourself m |
| 64 | A | Bonaparte --Victory belongs to the m |
| 64 | A | Bradbury --You don't have to burn b |
| 64 | A | Bradley --The world has achieved b |
| 64 | A | Bradshaw --The Defense Department r |
| 64 | A | Bragg --God runs electromagnetic |
| 64 | A | Brooks --As long as the world is |
| 64 | A | Brown --If my calculations are c |
| 64 | A | Buckley --Idealism is fine, but as |
| 64 | A | Burns --No snowflake in an avala |
| 64 | A | Burroughs --After one look at this p |
| 64 | A | Carey --Oh, you hate your job? W |
| 64 | A | Carlson --As God as my witness, I |
| 64 | A | Carroll --It's a poor sort of memo |
| 64 | A | Carson --I know a man who gave up |
| 64 | A | Castaneda --The basic difference bet |
| 64 | A | Cate VII --The problem with politic |
| 64 | A | Chambers --If ignorance is bliss, t |
| 64 | A | Churchill --Victory at all costs, vi |
| 64 | A | Clay --There will come a time w |
| 64 | A | Clinton --It depends on what the m |
| 64 | A | Connors --Well, what if there is n |