61.   Let go of my hair!

62.   Frank, going ahead of her to the boat, turns for her.

63.   And if corporate America wants their business, say market researchers, it had better let go of those pandering Generation X stereotypes Q fast.

64.   And if corporate America wants their business, say market researchers, it had better let go of those pandering Generation X stereotypes -- fast.

65.   And even if it were, he doubts his wife would really let go of all the detail work.

66.   And she is sharper than she lets on -- she knows when to let go of her perpetually offended act.

67.   And I let go of the idea that this trip would mirror the last one, deciding to enjoy it on its own, child-centered terms.

68.   And the MSNBC cable network has let go of more than a dozen employees in the last few weeks.

69.   And some are clinging to the happier days of yore, refusing to let go of glamorous party clothes, the type worn at the best IPO celebrations.