71.   After the July publication, the banks then faced criticism that they had invaded the privacy of people who had nothing to do with the Holocaust.

72.   Agassi denounced the kind of photographers who prey on celebrities and invade their privacy.

73.   And another lawsuit is moving forward as Lee alleges the government invaded his privacy with inaccurate, illegal and defamatory news leaks suggesting he was a spy.

74.   Apart from worries about the cost of taxing Internet sales, some say it would invade privacy as well.

75.   As the questioning continued, Norman complained that American journalists pursuing the Lewinsky story had three times invaded his privacy on private Florida property.

76.   Australian captain Steve Waugh said Monday the International Cricket Council would invade player privacy by installing spy cameras in dressing rooms in its latest anti-corruption proposals.

77.   Earlier this year, the watchdog Press Complaints Commission rejected a complaint by Mrs. Carling that newspapers invaded her privacy.

78.   Flowers accused the first lady of orchestrating burglaries of her home, defaming her and invading her privacy.

79.   Gold and Whitney claim the remarks as reported were libelous, invaded their privacy and caused them emotional distress.

80.   Instead, she says, you have to cope with people clamoring for you, invading your privacy, making demands.