71.   To bolster his case, Dole cited other economic data, including slower sales growth, a dip in consumer confidence and slowdown in exports.

72.   To bolster his case, he brought along two former secretaries of education, Lamar Alexander and William J. Bennett.

73.   To bolster his case, he cited surveillance pictures that he said supported reports by refugees of atrocities and of men being separated from women by armed Serbs.

74.   To bolster the case, the state has since added two patients who died of the same condition.

75.   To bolster their case, board members of the six major airlines began calling key members of Congress and the administration.

76.   Those reports, allaying concerns about inflation and indicating businesses have little incentive to create new goods, would appear to bolster the case for aggressively cutting rates.

77.   To the end, both sides in the drama sought to use the media, especially television, to bolster their case.

78.   To bolster their cases, both sides cling increasingly to myth.

79.   To help bolster its case, Levitt-Weinstein is using population projections and death rates prepared by Sheskin, the Jewish demography expert.

80.   Trying to bolster the case for anti-tobacco legislation, the Clinton administration Monday released a new report showing a dramatic increase in smoking among some minority youths.