61.   The infusion of government money was the death knell of the Depression in Texas.

62.   The North American Free Trade Agreement, passed early in the Clinton administration, was a death knell for working people like the cotton millers in Jacksonville.

63.   The outcome was a resounding victory for Jackson and the death knell for the Bank.

64.   The search for minerals rang the death knell for many waters in the area.

65.   The study by the Rand Corp., released Thursday, was neither a death knell for the school-choice movement nor a ringing endorsement.

66.   Then the two-minute first-half warning sounded like a death knell, and Peyton Manning suddenly became an innocent bystander to his own demise.

67.   They may have sounded the death knell of the Olympics as we know them when they demanded that, hereafter, the American kind of commercialization is out.

68.   This is a scenario likely to sound the death knell for any near-term accord on peaceful coexistence.

69.   This year, analysts predict, will bring a death knell for many Web sites.

70.   Trading Montana, of course, was supposed to be a death knell for the franchise.