71.   Several division executives and correspondents saw in the move the changing times of network economics and politics.

72.   Since then, the genre has expanded and contracted with changing times.

73.   She began her project seven years ago, and changing times have made holes in her argument.

74.   She has solicited and intertwined essays and observations with provocative photographs meant to reflect beauty in these changing times.

75.   Sobering auguries can be read in two new products that bespeak critically different viewpoints on these changing times.

76.   Still, the fact that the Rose Bowl has given in to crass corporate culture is yet another sign of changing times in the bowl business.

77.   Teodorescu himself is satisfied, he said, because he retooled himself to cope with changing times.

78.   The all-white Wildcats were coached by Adolph Rupp, The Baron, who was steadfastly resisting the changing times and refusing to recruit a black player.

79.   The announcement Tuesday reflected the changing times for tobacco.

80.   The challenge for investors, he said, is to seek out lenders that do a better job of adjusting to changing times.