61.   The sales figures came amid economic reports giving a mixed outlook for the rest of the year.

62.   The sales figures came in contrast to reports that the economy is rebounding.

63.   The weak output figures come as exports to Asia slow, spending remains sluggish at home and the government cuts public works spending.

64.   These figures come from the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council, whatever that is.

65.   These figures come from data the IRS gave to Rep. Jim Saxton, a New Jersey Republican and chairman of the Congressional Joint Economic Committee.

66.   These figures come from lab experiments.

67.   These figures come from Muriel Sue Parkhurst, who single-handedly runs Veterans of World War I of the USA Inc. from her Alexandria, Va., home.

68.   These figures came to be known far and wide as the Possum Trot dolls.

69.   This figure comes from comparing how often autism is shared between genetically identical twins compared with fraternal twins, who are no more alike than any other siblings.

70.   Those figures come from companies that make everything from microchips to washing machines or sell stocks and bonds.