61.   Fund management is becoming as hot a career choice for business school graduates as investment banking because of the competitive salaries.

62.   He can write big satisfying scenes in which generic characters suddenly become as spontaneous and idiosyncratic as they are articulate.

63.   He had no answer to the Sampras forehand, which is well on its way to becoming as wounding a weapon on clay as it is on slicker courts.

64.   He became as devout an anti-Communist as he had once been a worshiper.

65.   He has the potential to become as admired and adored as other people who have had untimely ends, like James Dean and John Lennon.

66.   He limns with fascinating detail the strange career of George Armstrong Custer, the crazed cavalryman who became as obsessed with hunting buffalo as Indians.

67.   He must become at least as boiterous in defense of his principles as Gramm is of his.

68.   Heavy tomes become as light and manipulable as straw hats and canes, and earthbound adolescents soar skyward.

69.   He wants to work on his run-stopping skills, so that they become as second nature to him as pass-rushing is.

70.   He would become as one with the wilderness.