61.   Cyberspace break-ins, however, are hardly a new phenomenon.

62.   Dealing with central Asia is a new phenomenon for us.

63.   Deflation also is prompting price wars among many producers, a new phenomenon for Chinese officials that they find unsettling.

64.   End-zone celebrations were still a fairly new phenomenon.

65.   European ambivalence toward Turkey is hardly a new phenomenon.

66.   Even when the bankruptcy is over, lawyers keep cashing in, thanks to the relatively new phenomenon known as a litigation trust.

67.   For all its powerful impact and breathtaking momentum, globalization is a comparatively new phenomenon, still imperfectly understood.

68.   FEC spokesman Ian Stirton said that issue ads are a fairly new phenomena and that the agency has increasingly grappled with whether such spots fall under federal regulations.

69.   For now, however, wine drinking is still a relatively new phenomenon in this country and we can drink what we want.

70.   France is fond of single-artist museums, a relatively new phenomenon in the United States.