71.   The laugh track is amused but has the good grace not to howl.

72.   The real tragedy is that Swindon Town no doubt will be ordered to cut back salaries and sell its better players to get back in financial good graces.

73.   The reason is that Dole is trying to stay in the good graces of the fervent antiabortion Republicans who helped him win the nomination.

74.   They handled their penalty well, and that helped getting back in good graces.

75.   They think they might wangle their way into the good graces of a millionaire.

76.   To creep into the good graces of thugs who have sent millions of innocent Chinese to slave labor camps.

77.   Without doubt, this pleased Elizabeth and allowed Harington to slink back into her good graces.

78.   Bremer Vulkan is not in good graces with the European Commission.

79.   But Nigeria has been moving back into the good graces of the United States after a long period of corrupt military rule.

80.   But since then, aid money has flowed in to keep the refugees alive, and Mobutu appears to be back in the good graces of Washington and Paris.