71.   No one else in movies has a face like Giuletta Masina.

72.   Now unemployment had a face.

73.   Ordinarily reasoned judgments tend to go sour when the patient has a familiar face.

74.   Republican ascendancy is one reason, but another is that Labor, for the first time in its history, has no face.

75.   Recently, physicians have begun to appreciate that anorexia has many faces and is hardly restricted to one socioeconomic class or gender.

76.   She has a face like a pie crust where the nose has disappeared with just two holes left.

77.   She has a face that resists easy categorization, he says.

78.   She has a face only an anthropologist could love but, even among them, her features are expected to provoke arguments.

79.   She had a face that could could freeze water and a body that could block a runaway freight train.

80.   She still covers energy, but she is not allowed to have her face on television.