71.   Palmer met with the British press after his near miss at St. Andrews, and they suggested he should play in the French Open two weeks later.

72.   Reports in the British press said that the cause was cancer of the esophagus.

73.   Rushdie now discounts the criticisms from the British press, blaming them on politics as usual.

74.   Some in the British press reported this week that Tyson had scuffled with Warren in a dispute over money Tyson believes Warren owes him.

75.   So is the British press, which presented a unified front this week in bashing America.

76.   Stella McCartney generally gets rave reviews for her collections from an adoring British press.

77.   That Tchaikovsky disk, acclaimed by the British press, was largely overlooked in the United States.

78.   That has been accomplished somewhat, thanks to a fawning British press and MTV backing.

79.   The Bechtel consortium has been anointed by the British press as a front-runner in the four-way contest.

80.   The British press has depicted Clinton as a man who has trouble sticking to a decision.