61.   Long ago, political parties had a heavy hand in picking their presidential nominees.

62.   Louis finds a balance, neither leaving a picture too spare nor describing it with too heavy a hand.

63.   Ms. Marshall tried to resist editing with a heavy hand, at least early on, because she wanted the form to reflect the content.

64.   New York City has won an unusual but welcome victory against the heavy hand of state micromanagement.

65.   New River dwellers came here to get away from the city and the heavy hand of its rule-enforcers.

66.   Political insiders say they have not hesitated to use the heavy hand of their political ties.

67.   Park and other analysts say the bureaucracy is prone to corruption because it still controls the private business sector with a heavy hand.

68.   Pretty poetic stuff, a sign that maybe Constantine will lessen the load on his normally heavy hand.

69.   Rather, they land, as De La Hoya does, with heavy hands.

70.   Republicans defend these measures, saying consumers will benefit if Congress lifts the heavy hand of federal regulation from the industry.