71.   She has received mixed reviews in Houston Bar Association polls and is widely regarded as an intelligent jurist who tends to tilt toward the prosecution.

72.   Since the tech bubble popped, however, things have tilted back toward the beer and potato chip crowd, companies offering comfort items for uncomfortable times.

73.   So the West evolved liberal capitalism, and Asia has tilted toward authoritarian capitalism.

74.   Some environmental groups have complained that the process was tilted toward industry.

75.   So far, in making its projections, the budget office has tilted toward the Greenspan camp.

76.   Supporters of Forbes the conservative tax-cutter might tilt toward Bush, the darling of the GOP establishment.

77.   Templeton has Argentina as its biggest holding, while the Genesis fund was tilted toward Chile.

78.   Swing voters were just as likely to tilt toward Gore as they were toward Bush.

79.   The administration must also counter any congressional efforts to tilt it toward Taiwanese independence.

80.   The battle for Wachovia Corp. seems to have tilted toward First Union Corp. as the value of a hostile offer by SunTrust Banks has continued to decline.