61.   The art photographers are often feistier.

62.   The great American war photographer was so appalled at the pathetic equipment Khaldei used that he promised to fly to Paris and find him something better.

63.   The next photographer was James Crichton Browne, another psychiatrist, who kept sending Darwin pictures of his patients at the West Riding Lunatic Asylum in Yorkshire.

64.   The photographer is not a party to the suit.

65.   The photographer was not enthusiastic, a reaction immediately picked up by the Carpenter political antenna.

66.   The poor photographer was further scandalized backstage in seeing Yeltsin, who missed the critical post-summit news conference, blithely lugged to his limousine by his bodyguards.

67.   The photographer is invisible in his own work.

68.   The photographer was Robert Grossman for The New York Times.

69.   The photographers are safe.

70.   The photographer was a professional.