81.   From the start, Robertson made clear that his remarks were not for public consumption.

82.   He has done so with a gentle, modest candor that is accepted even when his remarks are critical.

83.   He knew there would be remarks about the brightness of his shirt.

84.   He said his remarks were not meant to be anti-Semitic.

85.   He now contends that his remarks were not anti-white, not anti-Jewish, and not inflammatory.

86.   Hewitt admitted that he asked for the linesman to be moved, but said his remarks were not racially insensitive.

87.   Her remarks were a set-up for Bradley to press his health care reform proposals.

88.   Her remarks were notable only in that she said nothing about her Republican opponent, Rep. Rick Lazio.

89.   His remarks are very evocative.

90.   His remarks were the latest mudslinging in an acrimonious competition to control the hearts and minds of computer software developers around the world.