61.   As soon as police tape was removed from the crime scene, people covered the steps with flowers.

62.   As this Republican convention illustrated more clearly than any other to date, political parties are in step with the rest of the branding-crazed American corporate culture.

63.   BC officials, in step with a current trend of conservative gift planning, said Thursday they did not plan to spend the donation on new endeavors.

64.   Before deregulation, those mileage rates rose in step with inflation.

65.   Before the treatments, she could only take six or seven steps with support from her mother or therapist before she collapsed.

66.   Bernie Williams retrieved the ball and took three steps with it before throwing.

67.   Belichick is right in step with his head coach.

68.   Bendig, the second Pittsburgh Catholic to step forward with accusations against Cipolla, sued the Diocese of Pittsburgh for damages, eventually obtaining a settlement.

69.   Both would offer prescription drug coverage, bringing senior health care in step with most others who have health care coverage.

70.   A ban of flag desecration is also out of step with the confidence of the American founders in the system of government they created.