71.   When Horvat played in a summer league in Virginia, players from Florida recognized the name Northridge.

72.   While report cards used to assess kindergartners on whether they could speak in complete sentences and recognize their names, the new standards demand much more.

73.   When you play like guys who need only one name to be recognized, nobody leaves you alone.

74.   Within the telecommunications industry, their names are recognized far more readily than those of the regional Bell companies or newer entrants.

75.   You may not immediately recognize the name, but you will the voice and maybe the face.

76.   You might not recognize the name, but one was in the hold of the Titanic and now rests at the bottom of the North Atlantic.

77.   Yet more than one in four of those surveyed said they did not recognize his name.

78.   You may recognize the name, being the offspring of Phil Simms, New York Giants quarterback of yore and now a telecaster.

79.   Perhaps U.S. boxing fans would recognize the names of James Pritchard and Nathaniel Fitch.

80.   Americans should recognize the name.