71.   Hargett said unrestrained children become projectiles when vehicles are involved in traffic accidents and that injury and death can result in even minor incidents.

72.   His children all became celebrities of the age.

73.   Her dead children become stars, she tells Henry.

74.   Her school-age children became the targets of other students.

75.   Her two young children now become frightened around blood.

76.   How easily children become footballs for political Punt, Pass, and Kick.

77.   How a dirt-poor child became a prize-winning journalist.

78.   If a minor child became too unruly, a hypodermic needle would be used. . . .

79.   In a way, the child becomes a bystander in these fights.

80.   In adolescents, Loeb noted, anorexia can develop so insidiously that parents sometimes do not realize that something is wrong until their child becomes drastically underweight.