61.   Daschle again Thursday urged Bush to step in personally to help work out a compromise.

62.   Dennis Green will most likely work out his problems with the owners, because there is a good chance the Vikings will go deep into the playoffs.

63.   Dialogue and agreements to disarm, divide territory and work out complicated political relationships have come with negotiations in places as different as Northern Ireland and the Balkans.

64.   Drawing is the vehicle by which many artists work out their ideas, play with form and line.

65.   Ducasse creates the outline of the menu, then he and Elena work out the details.

66.   Dwight Jr. watched his dad work out Saturday from the bleachers at Osceola County Stadium.

67.   Even so, two Chicago-based local unions are still on strike as their negotiators work out a separate settlement with the company.

68.   Exhibition games are seen by coaches as a time to evaluate talent and work out players at full speed and contact.

69.   Generally speaking, if you just let life take its course, things work out OK.

70.   Gingrich said Clinton administration officials should sit down with Republican leaders and work out their differences together.