71.   In public statements while campaigning in the Palmetto State, where voters generally take a dim view of gambling, McCain has been critical of the practice.

72.   In recent years it has taken a dim view of asset forfeiture, ruling against federal law enforcement agencies in several cases.

73.   In the past, Rome took a dim view.

74.   It does, however, take a dim view of Rubell, seen almost exclusively through his drug habits, male employee pawing and creative accounting methods.

75.   Investors took a dim view of the news.

76.   Investors, who often take a dim view of unexpected management moves, sent the stock lower.

77.   Joan Verplanck, president of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, took a dim view of the disputes.

78.   Jordan takes a dim view of de Valera, even before the latter calculatingly sets Collins up by sending him to London to negotiate a compromised peace treaty.

79.   Lawmakers also seem to be worried that the public would take a dim view of any attempt to gain political advantage out of the Oklahoma tragedy.

80.   Like so many artists who lived through the prime years of their art form, Palmieri takes a dim view of where Latin music has gone.