61.   By themselves, the simple laws of physics cannot predict the evolutionary accidents that led life on earth to develop the way it did.

62.   Cats, leading lives of stealth and inconspicuousness, are another matter.

63.   Children, she believes, can learn to gain control over their symptoms and lead normal lives.

64.   Cohabitants are saving money, but they will lead shorter lives.

65.   Clinton is a smart, talented, charming, spoiled, undisciplined, self-centered, incredibly lucky man-boy who has led a life without adult supervision.

66.   Creative artists in a way lead our lives for us, or in the case of Mahler, at least a part of our lives.

67.   Congress should give immigration judges discretion to prevent deportation if a person has led a productive, crime-free life.

68.   Danny and Quinn, both equally desperate men, lead parallel lives which are destined to clash.

69.   Dartmouth wants someone thoughtful and who has led an admirable life of idealism and public service, says Freedman.

70.   Counselors say that some of the poorest fathers lead lives complicated by crime, drugs or alcohol.