71.   But the wrangling has recently reached new heights of rancor.

72.   But this entire stay in Long Island has become remarkable because USC has reached new heights in ways no one could have imagined.

73.   But under Chavez, who took office in February, the veneration of Bolivar has reached new heights.

74.   But this week the nasty competition over who has the better -- or worse -- character reached strange new heights.

75.   By using various convolutions of arcane Windows plumbing, the CE software takes the Microsoft mania for inscrutability to dizzying new heights.

76.   But with communication technology ever escalating to new heights, some Morse enthusiasts worry that the skill they wish to preserve may soon be undermined by new government regulations.

77.   By the very acts of others, chutzpah ascends new heights on a routine basis.

78.   By the time Woods left Bethpage on Sunday night, the anticipation for the British Open had been lifted to new heights.

79.   Clinton seemed to have taken the tradition of presidential money-grubbing to obsessive new heights and the press was on the case with a vengeance.

80.   Congress wasted no time formally resolving the scandal that weakened the authority of a major presidential tormentor and drove partisan furies to new heights.