71.   Major publishers would be concerned about a publicity backlash.

72.   Many publishers are now worried about takeover threats.

73.   Most publishers would be delighted when an obscure academic work suddenly showed best-seller potential.

74.   Newspaper publishers are in fear of the Internet.

75.   No one can say the publishers are celebrity chasing.

76.   Nonetheless, Japanese publishers are worried.

77.   Nevertheless, good publishers are good salesmen -- and good salesmen do not quit.

78.   Nonetheless, just as publishers are less comfortable in the current publishing climate, so too are agents, for all the glamour of their work.

79.   Newspaper publishers are unlikely to see a freefall in newsprint prices, though, because U.S. producers have no plans to expand their manufacturing capacity.

80.   Newsweek has family computing issues in February and October, and software publishers are relying more on the World Wide Web to let consumers see and try out programs.