71.   Despite surgery, he was convinced he would never live without pain and stiffness, despite high doses of anti-inflammatory drugs.

72.   Each day, more and more Europeans are learning to live without Coke.

73.   Edward K. McCabe, a Port Authority police officer, vowed to live without bitterness.

74.   Eldredge can live without that.

75.   Even those who care about Kosovo and its loss will learn to live without it, he said.

76.   Even before the latest conflict, the Kashpurins had been living without electricity, a legacy of the disorder that followed the last Chechen war.

77.   Federal workers, who have been promised retroactive pay once the crisis is resolved, would face the hardship of living without a regular paycheck.

78.   For investment bankers who want to walk away from their high-tension lives but cannot live without working, Fernandes has found a solution.

79.   For the record, Vonnegut is stretching the truth when he boasts of living well without semicolons.

80.   For them, living without these medications could mean not living at all.