71.   And with that, I let go of the guilt.

72.   And the first person scheduled to protest Monday morning has decided to let go of her two time slots.

73.   And, thus, Gerry Cummins let go of her secret.

74.   Armstrong let go of the handlebars, raised both arms in victory and pumped his fist.

75.   Any parent would have difficulty letting go of a child.

76.   As he prepares for the fourth consecutive Heat-Knicks playoff crucible, he has let go of countless tough losses, moved on.

77.   As his motor control became more erratic, Gladstone eventually had to let go of his bench work in the lab.

78.   As McNabb let go of the ball, Sehorn, who had been retreating in coverage, broke forward and dove for the pass in front of Small.

79.   As it was, he let go of it before the contact even came.

80.   As the group watched, the police car pulled up to a garbage can and the hand let go of the refuse, badly missing the target.