61.   But he knows that history will judge him on how he manages the peace process.

62.   But Perot himself has always wanted to be judged on his business record.

63.   But the bylaws state that Taylor is to be judged only on his accomplishments as a football player.

64.   But since when are soldiers judged on artistic flair?

65.   But, he warns, he does not believe that the success or failure of his career should be judged on one particular piece of hardware.

66.   But ultimately it will be judged on whether it meets a need.

67.   Candidates are judged on citizenship, scholastic achievement, leadership qualities and athletic accomplishments.

68.   Candidates are judged on the originality of their work, not their college grades or personalities.

69.   Consumer goods companies are typically judged on how well they increase revenue.

70.   Corporate dynasties will rise and fall, deals will succeed or fail, products will be judged on their own merits.