71.   Also, although Allen has taken charge of the team, National Football League still must approve deal.

72.   Among the most contentious issues is a dispute over who would take charge of making deals with other Blue Cross and Blue Shield associations.

73.   Amii needed to take charge somehow.

74.   Among the changes announced Wednesday was the appointment of Robert Jordan, a former consultant who joined Pepsi three months ago, to take charge of consumer research.

75.   And Alberta spends more time taking charge as a go-go financial whiz on Wall Street than taking care of herself.

76.   AN INVESTIGATOR JOINS NEW YORK uty general counsel in June, taking charge of litigation and enforcement there.

77.   Analysts expect the company to take the charges in the fourth quarter because they would be more than offset by the hefty gain from the Hughes sale.

78.   Analysts expect it to say profit fell as it began paying taxes and took a charge for shedding employees.

79.   Analysts said that Novo may opt to take charges in the third quarter for restructuring related to cost cutting measures.

80.   Analysts said the company also could take charges for its acquisition of Web TV Networks earlier this year.