71.   Routinely, bookstores try to muscle a book out under the noses of buyers in advance of the official publication date to get a jump on competitors.

72.   Several tax programs come out with early-bird versions before the end of the tax year, to get a jump on the market.

73.   Shellers like to rise before the sun and get a jump on the competition.

74.   Singh got the jump here when Stricker pulled his tee shot into the woods and took two strokes to escape.

75.   Sirius Satellite and XM Satellite Radio, though, are getting a jump on the show by offering live demonstrations and introducing new retail partners today.

76.   Some collectors really want to get a jump on their rivals.

77.   Some schools are getting a jump on the new rules, putting art right up there with reading, writing and arithmetic.

78.   Some of us will take this upcoming All-Star break to get a jump on things.

79.   Sunday Silence got the jump on Easy Goer, who drifted wide around both turns, and took the lead from Blushing John just inside the eighth pole.

80.   The auto maker may begin selling them early to get a jump on meeting the quota.