61.   At the post-carnival parties that make the surrounding hills ring, the younger generation goes to dance, partying instead of worrying about issues of a Creole identity.

62.   Barry Singer talks to the four directors of the festival, all part of a younger generation working in the theater.

63.   Black choreographers, especially a younger generation, stepped into the spotlight as a group this year.

64.   A new phrase is geared to a younger generation presumed to be highly individualistic and resistant to authority.

65.   A subtext of these talks has been the struggle inside the Northern Alliance between a younger generation and Rabbani and his ally Abdul Rab Rassoul Sayyaf.

66.   A still younger generation sometimes treats calligraphy as a form of cryptography, an attempt to create coded messages without lifting pen off paper.

67.   A younger generation of officers, men and women whose minds were not shaped by the cold war, will take their place, he said.

68.   A younger generation of talented players is looking at the bottom line, not a movement.

69.   A younger generation, meanwhile, has grown up, and it is impatient.

70.   A Web-savvy younger generation and others who have embraced the new technology relish fending for themselves.