61.   The ladies will be judged in the same manner as the trophy steers.

62.   The ruling is the second serious setback for aggressive judges in recent months and could dampen what some critics have said is an excess of judiciary zeal these days.

63.   The wine will be tasted and judged in just about every restaurant and bistro.

64.   Then the long-overdue investigation of judging in the sport of figure skating can commence.

65.   Then, late in September, federal district judges in Austin and Waco, Texas, granted stays of execution.

66.   They also assert that laws against separatist propaganda must be judged in the context of a civil conflict in which terrorism has been used as a principal weapon.

67.   They cannot be judged in isolation, he said.

68.   They say the applications were judged in such a subjective way as to be grossly unfair.

69.   We will be judging him in the present.

70.   You can judge this in a three-way, full-length mirror.