71.   Lights dim and music swells mercilessly to signal important judicial quandaries, moral conundrums or moments of humanity.

72.   Namba held on to the boat for a few seconds before losing his grip and disappearing into the high seas and dim light, she said.

73.   Olowokandi and the new Staples Center, which opens next year, represent the dim lights at the end of the never-ending tunnel.

74.   One reason is that as we age, the pupil, the black part of the eye, no longer expands as readily in dim light.

75.   On the Muslim-Croat side, children have had makeshift classes in basements, struggling to read in the dim light.

76.   Or, if you are so inclined, you can step into the provocative world of dim lights, disco balls and brass poles.

77.   Place the amaryllis in dim light and allow the soil to dry out for about six weeks.

78.   Preachers search for converts in the dim light of dawn, although religious experiences typically are limited to watching center court matches.

79.   Relics lie scattered in the dim light.

80.   Sometimes a dim light may be just what you need for a relaxing, meditative stroll.