61.   Then they are taken to a vacant field, where they are forced to kneel in neat rows and shot in the back of the head.

62.   Then, the glop is forced through a funnel into a casing of some sort, smoked, then packaged in neat little rows.

63.   There are no lights, just the ghostly Nativity and glimmers of candy canes placed in neat rows.

64.   They cost Downey his TV role, Strawberry a neat row in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

65.   Three small windows looked forward, and banks of switches were arrayed in neat rows, many underlaid by Japanese script.

66.   To serve it, I left the ginger behind and laid the pineapple in neat rows on serving plates, finishing them with a sprinkling of salt and pepper.

67.   Truth is, I much prefer the neat little rows of spring.

68.   What appeared to have been two neat rows of graves now consists of mounds of freshly turned earth, with clothes spread across them.

69.   A camp bulletin board offers neat rows of notices for low-paying construction and factory jobs and tiny apartments.

70.   A thousand strong, they stood in neat rows Wednesday in a dusty churchyard, hazy blue Lake Tanganyika spread out behind them.