61.   The findings on obesity come at a time when American and world leaders are voicing concern about the problem.

62.   The finding came to light in a report released Thursday to The Associated Press.

63.   The findings come after Rangers manager Dick Advocaat said Scotland was wasting millions of pounds bidding for the tournament.

64.   The findings come amid an unexplained explosion of asthma among children and worries that smaller families and households scrubbed with antibacterial cleansers may be weakening our immune systems.

65.   The findings came after a week-long investigation that officials say was routine.

66.   The findings come as Congress and the Clinton administration wrestle over how best to help elderly and disabled, who get health insurance under Medicare, pay for drugs.

67.   The findings come as no surprise to researcher Licette Peterson, a psychology professor at the University of Missouri in Columbia.

68.   The findings come as research shows that the AIDS epidemic is hitting minorities and women hard.

69.   The findings come from an analysis that combines the evidence accumulated over the years on the effectiveness of aspirin and its alternatives in staving off heart trouble.

70.   The findings come while the United Nations is warning that fish stocks are shrinking and is asking countries to curb their fishing operations.