71.   The phrase was originally used in a serious way about the fleeting nature of human life, words and endeavors.

72.   The phrase was used in England to describe very serious wrongdoing that threatened the king, who embodied the state.

73.   The people who spoke for both Visa and Mastercard used phrases that sounded as if the Jamaica-Ireland-Israel situation might not continue for long.

74.   The phrase is used because it struck the reporter to have been a statement that demanded careful preparation.

75.   The Senate Democratic leader, Tom Daschle, used the phrase to describe his Republican counterpart, Trent Lott.

76.   The Sharks have used that phrase over and over again this season.

77.   Then he used a phrase that comes up often in his conversation.

78.   Therefore, using the phrase is meant to intimidate women.

79.   They used the phrase to attract customers at a time when sitting in a crowded theater otherwise might not be a top priority for many people.

80.   This phrase is also used to describe automatic or instinctive behaviors.