71.   So far, the numbers show ups and downs for Bush.

72.   Some economists thought the second-quarter numbers would show a decline in the American economy.

73.   Some argue that an increasing number of professional jobs are going to African-Americans, although numbers show that is not absolutely true.

74.   So far, the demand numbers still show a market that can absorb the added production from outside and inside OPEC.

75.   Still, the numbers show a nation pushing hard to improve its schools and its overall level of education.

76.   Taken together, the numbers show just how far U.S. steelmakers have come in changing their old ways, analysts and industry executives say.

77.   That number shows that the federal government was closer to the truth.

78.   That was what the numbers clearly showed.

79.   That, after all, is what a number of Gallup opinion polls have shown.

80.   The April numbers showed the biggest monthly increase in more than nine years.