71.   Sure, they feel twinges of envy when they pull up in a Dodge Neon and park next to a new Jaguar.

72.   Sunday, he felt a twinge during the second-inning at-bat.

73.   That alone is a reason for the Lakers to feel a twinge about the next two games, but Bryant said the blowout will only serve as motivation.

74.   Still, who among us did not feel a twinge of excitement as we watched the Al Gore Prosperity and Progress Tour?

75.   That was the only moment when I felt a twinge of fear, in the isolation of the Great Sand Sea.

76.   The first lady was getting beaten up and except for the entrenched Hillary-haters, more than a few viewers probably felt a twinge of sympathy.

77.   The motorist who whizzes by in the afternoon is entitled to feel a twinge of pity.

78.   The only downer of the evening came during the eighth inning when closer Billy Wagner felt a twinge in his left elbow.

79.   The second MRI in two weeks was ordered after Pulsipher felt a twinge in the elbow while soft-tossing in Florida last Thursday.

80.   There have been times when even Springer has felt a twinge of shame afterward, however.