61.   The headlines are full of it.

62.   The headlines were chilling.

63.   The headlines were not much bigger than the type in the articles, and there were no photographs or illustrations.

64.   The new headlines will be something out of the Land of Oz, a familiar refrain.

65.   There was no headline above the story, just a little dash between it and the one above.

66.   There may be more headlines about retailers selling books and compact disks on line, or consumers Web-auctioning the contents of their attics to one another.

67.   There were headlines every day, saying I was an evil man.

68.   There were huge headlines in all the newspapers and toasts proffered by everyone from television personalities to members of Parliament.

69.   There were no headlines last week announcing it, so most stock-market bulls are unaware of the good news.

70.   There are other headlines on the horizon.