61.   Because judging from my recent mail, rum is being consumed here in some alarming numbers.

62.   Being a president must be like celebrating Christmas every day of the year, judging from the gifts Johnson received while he was in office.

63.   Bernie told Johnny that judging from UGA journalism graduates of his acquaintance, the young man should be able to enroll in Athens.

64.   A lot, judging from a case alleging accounting fraud filed Thursday by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

65.   Acadia in the fall is a lovely time to visit, and judging from the license plates seen, a lot of people realize this.

66.   After all, judging from everything that became unofficially official Thursday, the Rockets might be the last ones standing in late June.

67.   Also, judging from voter samples, women voted against membership in higher proportions than men.

68.   But -- judging from calls and letters -- this is proving helpful to some of you.

69.   Business is good, judging from the number of women and even a few brave males I saw wearing braids.

70.   But for now, judging from interviews with about three dozen voters in the vast industrial corridor along the Detroit River, Clinton has solid support.