71.   Nobody knows how much oil could lie beneath the islands, because none in significant quantities has ever been tapped.

72.   Often real problems lie beneath campaign issues.

73.   Or is it rather an impatience with the endless back and forth of accusation and guilt that lies beneath so much reflexive liberalism?

74.   Only her explosive and boisterous laughter betrays the reservoir of passion that lies beneath.

75.   Researchers have even studied differences in gravity over the region to assess what lies beneath.

76.   She said she would rather lie beneath the tracks of Russian tanks than see her sons surrender.

77.   Some children were lying beneath the bus in fuel from a ruptured tank, he said.

78.   Subsequent pictures showed him prone on the ground, lying beneath the Jeep.

79.   Surely this consideration, though rarely stated, is what lies beneath the surface of the debates about school prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance.

80.   The ancient settlement of Amheida lies deep beneath windblown layers of sand in the Western Desert of Egypt.