71.   When freshman safety Nnamdi Asomugha of Harbor City, in Southern California, began getting letters from football coaches, his mother got involved.

72.   When their mothers get out of prison, Fox tries to help them with the transition.

73.   Why do mothers always get the last laugh?

74.   You know, mother always gets the smallest potato.

75.   Accompanying her sister and the baby on a medical checkup in Bogota, the aunt suggested the mother get the car from the hospital lot.

76.   Black mothers also got slightly less prenatal care.

77.   Elizabeth Laffeaty-Sharpe, who greeted the queen during a visit to an air force base Wednesday, said Elizabeth reported that her mother was getting better.

78.   For middle-distance ace Maria Mutola of Mozambique, competing in South Africa means her mother will get to see her run for the first time.

79.   My mother got cancer from smoking.

80.   Nursing mothers also get four shorter visits for feedings.