71.   As food supplies dwindled and families were reduced to subsisting on twigs, leaves and boiled hides, some resorted to eating the flesh of those who had died.

72.   At the same time, surveillance of the food supply has been cut sharply and inspection methods are just beginning to catch up with the new hazards.

73.   Bailar said the federal government lacks up-to-date knowledge about possible agents that could poison the food supply, or about their effects, treatment or prevention.

74.   Bair said it would be difficult to eliminate all traces of StarLink from the food supply in the short term.

75.   Biopesticides and other products are being used to improve our food supply and to lessen our need for conventional chemical pesticides.

76.   Both Frankenthaler and Bayless emphasize that the Chefs Collaborative is not saying that genetic engineering is inherently bad for the food supply.

77.   Both government and industry have finally acknowledged that they have a responsibility for the safety of the food supply.

78.   -- A program to help families diversify their food supply by raising goats, a traditional activity that was disrupted by the war.

79.   A class-action lawsuit accuses the developer of StarLink, a variety of bioengineered corn that accidentally entered the food supply, of harming American farmers through negligence.

80.   A companion bill, giving the Food and Drug Administration the same powers over the rest of the American food supply, is also expected.