71.   He gravitates to the margins.

72.   He quickly gravitated to the Gentle Strength Cooperative, a Tempe hangout for hippies, vegetarians and other counterculture figures.

73.   He gravitates to the den, with its wall-to-wall TV, and its collection of X-Men dolls from the Saturday-morning TV show Tyson loves.

74.   He rides in New York, because all the great ones, sooner or later, tend to gravitate to the New York, Kentucky or California tracks.

75.   He shared the insiders nickname, the Polish Tearoom, with producers, theater owners and other playwrights who gravitated to the cafe.

76.   Human beings gravitate to the unchangeable, seeking something to rely on, he said.

77.   His new classmates gravitated to the quiet kid from California in the same way callers are drawn to Dr. Laura.

78.   I gravitated to their arguments.

79.   I have heard that the shard will gravitate to the larger piece like a flea to a dog?

80.   I keep telling you and I keep gravitating to the overall state of the union.