71.   Tiki Barber thought he would be deflecting attention this week by eschewing the red jersey, usually given to quarterbacks and injured players.

72.   To some extent, the mobilization campaign against the Helms-Burton bill has also enabled the Cuban government to deflect attention from its own economic difficulties.

73.   Try as they might, the Republicans cannot deflect attention from those questions.

74.   Until then, the Kenyans will deflect attention away from past achievements and not proclaim themselves unbeatable.

75.   While the NRA will now undoubtedly come up with some other scheme in its frantic effort to deflect attention from itself, no one should be bluffed.

76.   Political opponents have accused President Kim of ordering the special law to deflect attention from a political scandal that has threatened to engulf him and endanger his party.

77.   All season, as he got closer to the record, he deflected the attention.

78.   Attention was deflected from the voting by the fast-developing upheaval in the state Uttar Pradesh.

79.   Bush advisers had hoped Dole would stay in the race to deflect attention and split up votes going against the front-running, establishment candidate.

80.   But the latest American standoff with Iraq seemed sure to deflect attention from the Arab-Israeli negotiations, and ministers seemed at a loss on how to respond.