61.   And Schottenheimer says the Dolphins will not fool anyone this week with shifts or motions.

62.   Andy Jurinko has spent frantic weeks with brief visits to his apartment to recover slides and other materials for an exhibition next month.

63.   Aninat will visit Washington this week along with Chilean President Eduardo Frei on a previously scheduled visit.

64.   Annan, who had been preoccupied for weeks with the violence in East Timor, sat down before a mirror to be made up.

65.   And why, two days before his death, had Gilson scheduled a lunch date for the following week with an old friend?

66.   Any remaining illusions about the efficacy of western-backed reform in Russia have been evaporating over the past few weeks with exceptional speed.

67.   Apollo Group and ADFlex Solutions kick off the week with releases on Monday, followed by Finova Group on Tuesday.

68.   Apparently, he wanted to finish what they started early in the week with comments about Sanders not being able to cover Connell or Westbrook one-on-one.

69.   Arafat has begun an aggressive campaign to gather support both within and outside Israel, including a highly publicized meeting earlier this week with Peres.

70.   As Kutler said in an interview this week with Tim Weiner of The New York Times, there is nothing quite like them.