61.   After the two candidates finished their presentations, party members began balloting by telephone, computers and mail.

62.   After the withdrawal of the other candidates, there was speculation that he might decline the victory.

63.   After that, the two candidates part company.

64.   After their victories in the primary, the two candidates met for a highly publicized lunch and agreed to carry on an issue-oriented campaign.

65.   After the first debate between the two candidates, Bush regained some ground, according to four of five national polls that gave him small leads earlier this week.

66.   Aides to the other candidates say, understandably, that no one in New Hampshire is likely to sit still for such specifics.

67.   All the other candidates won the votes mainly by pledging to promote their regional economies by introducing advanced management and organizational knowhow of private sectors.

68.   All the other candidates were forced to start talking about reducing taxes.

69.   All the other candidates are focusing on the chiefs, the elites.

70.   All the other candidates, most GOP insiders say, would be winnowed out.