71.   In rugby, globs of players periodically grab each other by the shoulders, grunt loudly and ooze back and forth in a fight for control of the ball.

72.   It is invariably entertaining, grabbing you by the lapels, spinning you around and all but shaking the eyeballs out of your skull.

73.   It grabs you by the collar, shakes you, wakes you with its big show, then shows you a tiny surprise that holds a world of hope.

74.   Jim issued the kind of muffled scream a wading bird makes when a raccoon grabs it by the neck.

75.   Keenan said a man, later identified as Warfield, struck her with a rifle butt, grabbed her by the hair and screamed at her.

76.   Land grabs by cities eager to annex desert property before a neighboring community gets it.

77.   Lou reached out, grabbed him by the front of his shirt and yanked him halfway across the counter.

78.   Lonner grabs him by the neck and throttles him, obviously reading the minds of viewers who have envisioned just such a request for benefits.

79.   Mr. Gara lunged from his front-row seat at Murshid, grabbing him by the shirt.

80.   Nevertheless, Dole campaign aides accuse the president of allowing fratricide among the Kurds to get out of hand, inviting a power grab by Hussein.