61.   On any sultry Acapulco night, Mexican boys move among the partying crowds on the oceanside boulevard, doing whatever they can to make a small living.

62.   Our thing as players was to do what we could to make the team successful.

63.   Pinch a leg if you can to make sure it feels full of meat and not flimsy, another sign of a crab that has recently molted.

64.   Professors and administrators said they would do all they could to make sure students received grades.

65.   Rudd said pulling together means working with his teammate and doing everything he can to make sure one of the Yates cars wins another Winston Cup title.

66.   Republicans, buoyed by the prospect of making huge gains in the Senate and House next month, are doing all they can to make sure he gets elected.

67.   She was absolutely determined to do whatever she could to make sure those little girls came into the world healthy and safe.

68.   Snowden has beaten breast cancer twice, she said, and wants to do what she can to make others aware of the importance of early detection.

69.   The campaign organizations also will do everything they can to make sure people identified as supporters actually vote.

70.   The Citadel in Charleston is doing everything it can to make Faulkner feel unwelcome.