71.   Thick cushions and sofalike seating are in demand, too, as are chairs with ottomans that give new meaning to lounging around the pool.

72.   This will, of course, be known as the moment a well-known exhibitionist gave new meaning to taking it all off.

73.   To say the team failed to respond gives new meaning to understatment.

74.   Tony Oursler gives real meaning to the term talking heads.

75.   Timing is everything, particularly in conception, and last week a scientific study gave new meaning to that expression.

76.   Williamson beat Wallace to loose balls, dived, scraped and gave new meaning -- at least to Wallace -- to the concept of playing hungry.

77.   With each new petty grievance he airs, he gives new meaning to Little Penny, his diminutive alter-ego on TV commercials.

78.   With some beaches so bare they give new meaning to the term nude beach, coastal cities are struggling to find ways to restore their shorelines.

79.   You give symbolic meaning to it.

80.   At their best, they can provide the spiritual depth needed to give greater meaning to the material progress achieved.