71.   Better, though, would be a clean and permanent break from the team.

72.   Bobbie and Jim took a break from their opening-day work to watch skaters of varying ages on the floor.

73.   Bodrov makes an affecting debut thanks to his father, who let him take a break from a graduate dissertation on Renaissance art to play this role.

74.   Both are a dramatic break from decades of failed attempts to protect species and habitats one at a time, Babbitt said.

75.   Both he and Sheridan are taking a break from Irish political movies.

76.   Both versions would also let the president delete special-interest tax breaks from tax bills.

77.   Bourque is happy to take a break from competitive golf.

78.   A break from tradition may be in store Monday.

79.   A break from form is what it takes to shake the cursed and accursed Jazz, who from their perspective are regrettably following form.

80.   A dirty DEA agent snitched her out in return for a break from prosecutors.