61.   They shared no love, just a common goal.

62.   They shared a love for sports, a desire to compete and a zest for life that transcended everything else.

63.   They shared a love of the arts, but they loved their Virginia countryside and their new country even more.

64.   They shared a love for education that soon blossomed into romance.

65.   They shared a love of guns, the open plains and the conviction that the United Nations was trying to steal both from them.

66.   They were good friends who shared a love of jazz.

67.   Tibetans also share a love of turquoise jewelry, and American Indians make sand paintings.

68.   We also shared a love of travel.

69.   We talked mainly about books and politics, sharing a love for history and mysteries and an equally strong disdain for Ronald Reagan and supply-side economics.

70.   We shared a love of this game.