71.   The Senate Finance Committee will confront the issue on Tuesday, when it begins voting on the Republican Medicare proposals.

72.   The shooting of Jack D. Hearn was the first time Saratoga County law enforcement officials had to confront the issue of assisted suicide.

73.   The story confronts issues of male and female identity, parenting and self-worth, but this is meant to be musical comedy with an edge.

74.   Thousands of consumers are confronting that issue as on-line services spread through techno-America at the same rate that cable television and VCRs did a decade ago.

75.   To confront these issues might cost them the support of their clergy and harm their career possibilities.

76.   To his credit, Mitt Romney, who was brought in as president of the inbred organizing committee, has confronted the issues.

77.   Widowed Persons Service is centered on the idea that younger people must confront different issues than those who lived long lives with their spouses.

78.   Yet another large Kettering parish, St. Albert the Great, has been forced to confront the issue.

79.   APMP noted that the TRM members seem to be too cautious to confront the issue head-on.

80.   Courts around the country have confronted similar issues and have not been able to agree.