61.   The plays come out completely different in Russian and Hebrew.

62.   The play always comes first.

63.   The play came back to haunt the Diamondbacks.

64.   The play comes in various forms, and in most the quarterback pitches to the tailback, who then hands off to the reversing receiver.

65.   The play came at a clever moment for the Huskers and coach Frank Solich.

66.   The play may come to Broadway in a new production in the fall.

67.   The play came after a scrambled line change by both teams and after Florida defenseman Gord Murphy knocked a high-flying puck to the ice with his gloved hand.

68.   The play came to an end.

69.   The play comes near the end of what has been a difficult season for Knoblauch, professionally and personally.

70.   The play comes to New York after recent runs in Seattle and Princeton, N.J., where Tomlin played to subscription audiences and before high school students.