61.   Many boulevard merchants complain of parking problems and other inconveniences, though most say they do not believe their business has been hurt by the project.

62.   Most now say they were only being prudent, and are glad that life went on without disruption.

63.   Most have said in interviews that they fiercely resent being forced to return to an American base on Cuban soil, where their status and fate is uncertain.

64.   Most have said prior appointments prevented them from appearing in person.

65.   Most have said they did nothing wrong and some have challenged the legitimacy of the investigations that have condemned them.

66.   Most have said they intend to re-enroll.

67.   Most in publishing say that educated blacks, for instance, who apply for entry-level positions will be snapped up.

68.   Most of them said a little marijuana is fine, and most did not consider marijuana a drug.

69.   Most of them said to put the pan in a wood fire and let the fire burn off the crust.

70.   Most of them say the lawsuit is not the best way to bring about change.