71.   Rison has a penchant for running pass routes the way he wants to, rather than the way they are designed.

72.   Sequitur, a new-music ensemble that made its debut Wednesday evening at Merkin Concert Hall, has a penchant for works with a theatrical element.

73.   She also has a penchant for chasing squirrels, cats and deer.

74.   She has a penchant for richly detailed vignettes about colorful characters weaving their way through all types of physical, emotional and moral landscapes.

75.   Some critics, however, say Jacobs has a penchant for hinting at takeover bids to drive up a stock and then failing to follow through.

76.   Some of them apparently had a penchant for wearing black clothing.

77.   Sometimes, however, she had a penchant for saying the wrong thing.

78.   Sometimes a man named Knowmaad, who has a penchant for John Denver songs, took the microphone.

79.   Still, a third aide warned that Clinton had a penchant for compromise rather than confrontation, and that the White House could still pull back on its plan.

80.   The elder statesman among the amateurs is a gray-bearded gentleman named Rat, who has a penchant for tan fedoras.