61.   The gas, which would be manufactured at the site, pokes holes into the protective hard shell of the anthrax spores, making it impossible to germinate.

62.   The hotel began poking holes in the walls of some guest rooms.

63.   The other is to debunk new trends, poking holes in the assumptions that others have made and throwing cold water on the preachers.

64.   The St. Louis Rams have poked holes into both myths.

65.   The worm tries to replicate itself via e-mail and can poke holes in the security of the infected computer.

66.   They sidle up to a sleeping chicken or cow, poke a hole in its foot and lap up a couple of drops.

67.   They also said Gore will begin to poke holes in the Bush proposals themselves as mere window dressing.

68.   They cut out photos of people from the newspaper and poked holes in them so they could stick firecrackers in the mouths.

69.   This confirms that something else poked holes in the facade, although no one knows what it was.

70.   Typically, the physician pokes a hole in the base of the skull.