61.   The GAO report also concluded that ICANN can impose fees on Internet registrars to defray operating costs.

62.   The employers, in turn, take out large insurance policies to defray this cost of doing business in the developing world.

63.   The federal government is not involved because most assisted living is privately financed, with little or no Medicaid or Medicare money defraying the costs.

64.   The law was mainly intended to help legislators defray the cost of maintaining residences in two places, the capital and their home districts.

65.   The government is eager to lure foreigners to help defray the cost of overhauling the debt-ridden banking system.

66.   The measure calls for the tobacco revenue to be used to help states defray Medicaid costs related to smoking and fund other health and anti-smoking programs.

67.   The money raised by the candidates for their election campaigns can be used to defray legal costs associated with vote recounts.

68.   The money, organizers said, was collected to defray the cost of the assembly.

69.   The network has been in tough negotiations with the stations over a proposed plan to help ABC defray the costs of NFL football games.

70.   The practice defrayed production costs and lent verisimilitude to the independent, more realistic films that became prevalent with the collapse of the studio system.