71.   By eliminating the need to get up early on Sunday, brunch would make life brighter for Saturday-night carousers.

72.   By contrast, he said the chip can analyze a few drops of protein, eliminating the need to grow large samples.

73.   By eliminating the need for stitches, this procedure reduces the threat of astigmatism, lowers the chance of infection and shortens recovery time.

74.   By pursuing both passions at once, he won significant business through word of mouth, eliminating the need for costly advertising.

75.   By eliminating the need for a story, Wang and Auster have opened up the film to let Brooklyn come through.

76.   By not contesting the charges, Gingrich eliminated the need for the committee to hold a public trial-like hearing on the violations.

77.   Cable, but not satellite, offers the advantage of two-way communication, eliminating the need for another phone line.

78.   Caperton expressed hope on Friday that the new SAT I might eliminate the need for a new California test.

79.   Chicago is the first version of Windows that will eliminate the need for personal computer users to run the MS-DOS operating system.

80.   Certainly his well-documented attractiveness should have eliminated any need for the ridiculously coy cinematography that overprotects him here.