61.   On the opposite end of the scale are the cuddly Teddy Bear-like Ewoks, who help turn the tide on the Forest Moon of Marin County.

62.   One of the teams that played last night may be able to turn the tide in San Diego next January.

63.   Other religious orders now are trying to turn the tide by injecting some of that face-to-face contact.

64.   Our generation walked on the moon, brought the computer into our lives, turned the tide of discrimination and discovered life on Mars.

65.   One vote has, on important occasions, turned the tide.

66.   Over the last decade alone a flood of new data have emerged that would seem to have turned the tide definitively in his favor.

67.   Pearl Harbor turned the tide.

68.   Pritchard called Kassebaum, who helped turn the tide again for the park proposal.

69.   President Clinton agrees with that view, saying in his State of the Union address this week that the NRA turned the tide.

70.   Recent events have turned the tide in favor of the merger.