61.   He had made a major career adjustment when he decided to spend this winter at Fair Grounds rather than his usual base at Gulfstream Park in South Florida.

62.   He later transferred to a new submarine base at Bangor, Wash., where he worked as a missile assembler for Lockheed.

63.   He has found a secure and energizing base at the New England Conservatory, where he teaches piano and directs new-music ensembles.

64.   He said the bases at Jacobabad and Dalbandin are being used only for search and rescue missions, which the Pakistani government has acknowledged publicly.

65.   He might be sent to the United States or to the intermediate detention center for terrorist suspects being readied at the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

66.   He rushed to the Russian military base at Mozdok, in North Ossetia, the next day.

67.   He said plans to move refugees to the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay, in Cuba, may be reactivated.

68.   He said that the bases at Jacobabad and Dalbandin are being used only for search-and-rescue missions, which the Pakistani government has acknowledged publicly.

69.   He takes the extra base at the right time.

70.   His alarm reached the regional Russian military office in Urus-Martan, and then the main Russian base at Khankala, west of Grozny.