71.   One after another, Democrats on the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee acknowledged that their party may have made serious mistakes in the way money was collected.

72.   On the eve of the election, that party made a stunning and decisive move by pulling out of the race and shifting its support to Barak.

73.   Polls show that Tories have not reaped credit for this, but Clarke argued that they would if the party made it the focus of its campaign.

74.   Republicans, including presidential candidate George W. Bush, agreed that the benefit was needed and both parties made it a major campaign theme.

75.   Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams said his party would not make a decision on rejoining the talks until he has met with Blair.

76.   So both parties make their pitch to a richer slice of the spectrum of earning power.

77.   So far, the parties have made little progress during peace talks in France, despite pressure from NATO to reach a settlement.

78.   Some have also called on the party to make a forceful case that not only Republicans can effectively manage national security issues.

79.   Some museum-goers question whether borrowing the patina of chic has anything to do with art, and whether such extravagant parties make a difference.

80.   So both parties are making an unprecedented effort to woo Hispanic voters.