61.   First, we took the opportunity to acquire new talent.

62.   Finally, a friend suggested sending it to British Screen, an organization that nurtures new talent by helping to underwrite films unlikely to attract sufficient commercial financing.

63.   For now, it is enough to savor the exploits of a resourceful Yankee team that was greatly improved by an infusion of new talent.

64.   For one thing, blazing new talent came to the fore.

65.   For starters, artists and retailers say, the industry needs to reconsider the ways it discovers new talent and how it subsequently packages and treats them.

66.   For Warner Music to lead, said Nathanson, the analyst, it must develop new talent.

67.   Fostering new talent is the goal here, not stirring up pseudo-excitement.

68.   Gen Art, an organization devoted to supporting new talent in art, film and fashion, sponsored the screening.

69.   Given that precedent, investment bankers said that recruiting new talent to run MCA would probably cost a bundle.

70.   Greg is spending huge amounts on buying talent instead of creating new talent in scriptwriting and drama units.