71.   Asian trading partners have been particularly prone to keep out U.S. products for a variety of reasons that disguise their protectionist nature.

72.   At one point, a blue tarp was stretched over the leaking central skylight to keep out the rain.

73.   At the same time the federation, which is holding its annual winter meeting here, called on the federal government to maintain efforts to keep out illegal immigrants.

74.   At one point, a security aide had to shut a window in the stifling room to keep out the roar.

75.   At roadblocks, soldiers said they had orders to keep out journalists.

76.   Attorney General John Ashcroft said Wednesday that the Immigration and Naturalization Service was being restructured to better serve law-abiding immigrants and keep out terrorists and troublemakers.

77.   At the same time, there must be safeguards to keep out unqualified candidates and make sure that the funds go only to legitimate campaign expenses.

78.   Baking the stuffing separately in a covered casserole will keep out the fat that drips off the turkey as it roasts.

79.   Be sure to apply a bead of caulk at the perimeter of the tread to keep out water.

80.   Because the ponds are large and close together, Trapp explained, it would be difficult to cover them with nets to keep out the birds.