61.   He studied law at Bar-Ilan University near Tel Aviv, a religious institution that offers courses in both Jewish and general studies.

62.   He studied law at the University of Michigan, where he met Ford, later setting up a law office with him in Grand Rapids.

63.   He studied law in Paris and Cambridge University and acquired a love of history.

64.   He studied law in the United States, but ended up as a businessman in the toy industry.

65.   He studied law at Charles University in Prague until it was shut down during the German occupation.

66.   He studied law at night at Suffolk Law School and worked for a furrier during the day.

67.   He traveled to La Paz, the capital, planning to study law.

68.   He went to London to study law at the Inns of Court.

69.   He married before college graduation, and later went to work for the CIA while studying law at Georgetown University.

70.   He studied law at the University of Montreal and earned graduate degrees in politics and economics at Oxford and Harvard universities.