71.   The adage maintains that those who rise before the sun every day are invariably optimists.

72.   The entire dish was then allowed to rise before baking.

73.   The genteel crowd shakes heads at those who rose before dawn.

74.   The risk of selling now is that the stock could rise before year-end and you would have no benefit other than the tax loss.

75.   The two-year note was particularly attractive Wednesday as yields rose even before the Treasury auction.

76.   These rolls also do not need to rise before baking.

77.   They will rise before dawn to be loaded on a bus for the two-hour trip to the city.

78.   This meant that during the dog days of early September, the sun was rising long before the workday started and setting during rush hour.

79.   This weekend, Hyakutake rises before midnight.

80.   Those, like Wood, who see the positive effects outweighing the negative ones think that stock prices will rise before too long.