61.   According to our guides, a handful of people are buried under its muddy floors.

62.   After that column appeared, the Times was buried under a landslide of mail from folks who figured they could use the money.

63.   After the flames were extinguished, firefighters found the babies in a rear bedroom, buried under piles of debris, the authorities said.

64.   Buried under a million columns, President Richard Nixon signed the National Cancer Act.

65.   Bury pipes under pea gravel, then sand.

66.   Buried under centuries of silt and alluvium, the structure is testament to remarkable military strategy, work-force management and civil engineering.

67.   Buried under layers of argument, analysis and sophistry, the real issue in the Social Security fight has become invisible.

68.   Buried under rock and earth, the frozen bodies were so well preserved they appeared as if they had just been buried.

69.   Buried under some other publications is a copy of the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

70.   Bury them under the hot Texas dirt.