71.   Most go to prosperous farms, not struggling ones.

72.   Most go with friends, but many walk on their own.

73.   Most has gone into specific projects, supervised and monitored by the donor nations.

74.   Most of it went to companies in the former East Germany to help them adapt to competition following the collapse of the Communist planned economy.

75.   Most of the catch was frozen, and most of it went to Japan, as it still does.

76.   Most of them go through American subsidiaries in Europe and Dubai, a short hop across the Gulf.

77.   Most of them went out of print, but some were reissued in recent years by HarperCollins and by the Linnet imprint of Shoe String Press.

78.   Most of them went to Harvard.

79.   Most of them went to zoos and other institutions setting up live insect exhibits.

80.   Most went down from what the professionals refer to as fire heart attacks.