71.   I got a taste of real Mexican food, a la California, and loved every bite.

72.   I would really like to get another taste and take it home for keeps.

73.   If their friends could get a taste of convention life, they would be similarly hooked, the pair said.

74.   If not, the company, which is rarely on the losing end of any market share battle, will get a taste of its own medicine.

75.   If you mix guilt with paranoia, you get a taste of what interrogation specialist Morris Nix hears on a regular basis.

76.   If you want to get a taste for the show, just get the pilot episode, which introduces the major players.

77.   In between, he wants to get a taste of L.A.

78.   In fact, Disney shareholders got a taste of the Internet mania that has swept through Wall Street recently.

79.   In Fair Hope, Ala., Howard Kissel, the drama critic for The Daily News, is getting a taste of how the other half lives.

80.   Insurance workers should be given a six-month case of a disease that they have to live with to get a taste of how their industry treats people.