71.   My doctor initially wrote that the problem came about from my doing housework, rather than from my job.

72.   No one knows how many absentee ballots could still come in from overseas.

73.   No sooner has Tanen come back from escorting his customer to the door than he begins to banter with my son and examines the size of his arms.

74.   Next thing Warren knew, she was skittering sideways, her sled coming out from under her, and she was hors de combat after one race.

75.   Pro football came in from out of the country.

76.   Requests for the Spanish version continue to come in from all over the country, she said.

77.   Ron Dickerson, you can come out from underneath the training-room table now.

78.   Rufus had retreated to the back yard four months ago in protest of the burgeoning menagerie and refused to come out from under the porch.

79.   Right now the water is overwhelming our sewers and coming up from under the streets.

80.   She has come out from behind the podium and, as she did at the Republican convention, is beginning to stroll toward the crowd.