61.   I was keeping it for cleaning the car.

62.   Also, Dunsby said, whoever gets that customer first is likely to keep him for some time because of the high cost of equipment and installation.

63.   Although Johnson was kept on pins and needles for weeks, no resolution of the matter was ever announced.

64.   An especially sore point is the golf course, which the Army is allowed to keep for five years, gradually opening it to the public.

65.   An opening may have come when the president made a nationally televised address late Saturday night, breaking the silence he had kept for five days.

66.   And how did anyone, in this cynical era, win the trust of so many millions of people and then keep it for so many years?

67.   And boxes must be kept for an item to retain maximum resale value.

68.   And for the sake of the franchise guard they hope to keep around for at least seven more years, they must.

69.   And in both cases, he said, some amount of savings will result even if the loan is not kept for the full term.

70.   And it has rendered largely useless the helicopters that many big companies keep for ferrying executives from urban meetings to suburban outposts and back.