81.   But if we are interested only in such trivia, we may lose sight of the essential nature of the crimes ascribed to Aum Shinrikyo followers.

82.   But in its vigorous pursuit of its mission, say other experts, the IRS can lose sight of its role as a servant of the public interest.

83.   But in its zeal to deter fraudulent asylum claims, the INS, advocates and refugees say, has too often lost sight of its humanitarian responsibilities.

84.   But in the rush for justice, he said, it was important not to lose sight of principles that the country holds dear.

85.   But Hornaday never lost sight of Bickle, who began working his own magic in traffic in the latter stages.

86.   But Lee cautioned that observers should not lose sight of the subtle changes that gradually have cut back democracy and autonomy.

87.   But in seeking further judicial review of these issues, Starr ought not to lose sight of the broader picture.

88.   But in the bidding frenzy a week ago, some investors might have lost sight of that rule, according to people who took part in the auction.

89.   But no one lost sight of the larger implications.

90.   But Ms. Schiff never seems to lose sight of the fact that this particular campaign is about her father.