71.   Indeed, the bureaucratic foul-ups forced her back on the welfare rolls, after she had proudly worked her way free.

72.   Indeed, it typically takes months, even a full year, for rate changes to work their way through the economy and affect it.

73.   In the second inning, he walked a batter but worked his way around it.

74.   It begins sweetly enough but works its way into a not-so innocent song laden with innuendo.

75.   It is a day some Texas faithful mark as the beginning of the decline of a team that is just now working its way back toward the top.

76.   Iridescent grasses glowed in the clear water, and even from the banks above we could see big silvery shapes working their way lazily upstream.

77.   It spread rapidly along both Coasts and is working its way inland.

78.   Its sales and earnings have worked their way erratically higher over the years.

79.   It would seem to me you would start the earlier games out East and work your way across the country.

80.   Jayson Williams worked his way through a bruised right shin and said that he would play.