61.   It was a milestone in a new frontier of politics.

62.   Large-scale manufacturers are now attempting to tackle new frontiers.

63.   Klor de Alva said it was not money but a new frontier that drew him to Apollo.

64.   Last week, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, new frontiers in home networking were all the rage.

65.   Lomax said that creating urban-style hubs might end up driving people farther out, to a new frontier of settlement and long-distance commutes.

66.   Mack likens participants in clinical trials to astronauts who are willing to risk their lives to push science into new frontiers.

67.   Major-league baseball presented a new frontier, but surely the same strategies would apply.

68.   Many insurance executives say they see the inner city as a new marketing frontier.

69.   Moynihan counters this outlook by pointing to the new electronic frontier of cyberspace.

70.   Neither has the government made clear to Jeju residents why it is suddenly bent on reinventing their island into a new frontier of large-scale commercialism.