71.   Enemies are everywhere, friends are rare and allies rarer.

72.   Enemies are useful in politics.

73.   Even his enemies are mostly being polite about him.

74.   Enemies are not peacemakers.

75.   Enemies now are like allied nations.

76.   Even if these plays keep the Abbey open all year, Mason said, the daunting enemy is still in the wings.

77.   Fighting is simple to master and enemies are relatively easy to defeat.

78.   For a boy whose enemy is the sun, Arizona would seem the evil empire.

79.   For both of them, the enemy is not merely the opposing party, but also time.

80.   Four years ago, his enemy was George Bush, and his weapons were charts, graphs and homespun lectures on the economy broadcast from television studios.