61.   Economic reports due this week are not expected to provide clues on the next move by the Federal Reserve.

62.   Economic reports in Japan this week could provide more clues to the strength of the economy and the outlook for interest rates.

63.   Finding a way to engineer insects might even provide clues for ongoing efforts to use gene therapy to reverse inherited genetic defects in people.

64.   For Christians, Scripture may provide a clue.

65.   For doctors around the country who had been observing scores of unexplained bleeding-lung cases in infants, the new study may provide some clues.

66.   For example, seizing Post-It notes tacked on a desk or computer may provide clues.

67.   For precise identification, botanical names are great, and they often provide clues to some plant characteristic.

68.   For consumers the policy should be an end to obscure television advertisements offering only the name of the drug and providing no clues as to what it might do.

69.   Freed said the research might also eventually provide clues to Earth-bound disorders such as osteoporosis.

70.   Further studies using longer-term tags should help answer that question, and provide other clues about how to help conserve the species.