61.   And an opponent seeking to take a cheap shot would in all likelihood point out that, before he joined Starbucks, Behar used to sell time-share property.

62.   And guides proudly point out the plaza and new department store unveiled in February.

63.   And paleontologist Lockley points out the power we still invest in prints.

64.   And some federal insiders point out that Pak and Zdanowicz are drawing conclusions from federal data that may be incomplete or incorrect.

65.   And supporters point out that most, if not all, of the current justices favor dumping the partisan election system in favor of gubernatorial appointments with retention elections.

66.   And some public officials point out that taxpayers may gain in the long run because private prison guards will not be on public pensions when they retire.

67.   And Ms. Kananen points out that impending federal regulations could further slow investigations.

68.   And the ability to believe in the unprovable has nothing to do with intelligence, Hughes points out.

69.   And the chapter on cancer points out several reasons blacks may be more prone to this disease.

70.   And the executives point out that the record is not so bad in some programming categories.