61.   Capstone especially benefited from the hot summer, which showed the shortcomings of the power grid and deregulation.

62.   City officials said the unusually mild winter and hot summer may have brought the rare mosquitoes here.

63.   Cloud nine is the cumulonimbus cloud that is often seen building up in the sky on a hot summer afternoon.

64.   Coal-hauling also was strong as utilities burned more to meet demand for electricity during an unusually hot summer.

65.   Congress returns this week for a long hot summer of politics, which the war on terrorism has not tempered but made more bitter.

66.   Cold winters and hot summers both discourage the British from colonizing.

67.   Come to think of it, I miss running through that sprinkler on hot summer days.

68.   Day after hot summer day, game after game, taking cuts in the cage, sitting in the dugout, waiting for a chance.

69.   Dumb as dirt, phony as three-dollar bills, lazy as a hot summer night, crooked as the day is long.

70.   Excess availability of overseas tours grew, as consumer confidence fell and unusually hot summer weather enticed the British to vacation at home.