61.   But nobody ran like Tubbs and Oklahoma.

62.   But then, Germany started running like the smooth machine the world has come to know.

63.   But the worries over the economy ran like a thread through the presentations.

64.   But while Napa State looks like a prison, it is run more like a warehouse, critics say.

65.   Colon, who runs like most Red Sox players -- with a piano on his back -- got the wave around third from coach Dave Oliver.

66.   Death and mortality run like a dark melody throughout the novel, casting a shadow over the bright Dickensian prospects of reunited families and healed souls.

67.   Deep down, Americans may not really want to see their government run like a business after all.

68.   Defiantly wedded to her own instincts, Gallagher readied for her test run like a long jumper poised for a leap.

69.   During that time, he emerged as an outspoken, highly visible apostle of the idea that schools should be run like businesses.

70.   Even after this victory, Taiwan was run more like a colony than a fully integrated part of China.