61.   But when asked whether visits would have changed the outcome, they said no.

62.   But the tobacco industry says the types of tests sought by the smokers are experimental and unproven in changing the outcome for anyone who becomes sick.

63.   Even so, observers reported widespread irregularities, but not enough to change the outcome.

64.   Generally, monitors are concerned less about isolated incidents than a pattern of violations that change the outcome of the election.

65.   He changed the outcome of my race.

66.   It is unclear whether a cleaner vote would have changed the outcome.

67.   It pointed out that independent observers had found that widespread irregularities and privileged access of the government party to the media had not changed the outcome.

68.   Janelle Snyder had been declared the winner by two votes over Mary Hanson and sworn into office before a recount changed the outcome.

69.   Lewis said he never worried about Tyson biting him or committing a foul to change the outcome of the fight.

70.   McCarron thought a better trip on Futural might have changed the outcome.