71.   But as the pope restates Catholic social teaching during his current visit to the United States, I wonder whether these people are taking a close look at themselves.

72.   But Byham also said that a close look at the nine bishops on the trial court convinced him that it was weighted with liberals unlikely to convict Righter.

73.   But a close look at the issues shows that for all their style differenceS, Texas Gov. George W. Bush and Arizona Sen. John McCain think pretty much alike.

74.   But a close look at the organization shows that the safety net that investors believe SIPC offers is in fact full of holes.

75.   But Congress should buck public opinion and take a close look at sweeping new air quality standards set to take effect next month.

76.   But Congress will need to take a close look at plans to develop computerized passenger profiles to determine which travelers may pose the greatest security risk.

77.   But before dismissing the data, take a close look at Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New York.

78.   But much of it is good enough to warrant a close look by students, business people and others who write often.

79.   But it does provide a close look at the mighty stone pillars that support the giant concrete slabs.

80.   But the agreement still must be approved by the Commerce Department next month, and already some in Congress have asked for a close look.