71.   Publishers made the classic modern-era business mistake of trusting computers to make the decisions that should be made by human beings.

72.   Since it is so important, your computer makes a backup copy of it each time it starts.

73.   Students also said the computers make it easier to write and revise papers and take notes in class.

74.   That is where a computer really makes a difference, because you can study a street.

75.   The computer automatically makes color and lighting corrections.

76.   The computer makes no attempt to translate handwriting into typed text.

77.   The computer makes this possible not simply because of its powers of calculation but because of its powers of simulation, its ability to give an idea visible shape.

78.   The computers did not make much of that either.

79.   The computer makes it possible to replicate history and frogs with equal ease.

80.   The computer makes the voice move smoothly from point to point, giving the listener the impression that the pilot is swooping in toward the southwest runway.