71.   Because drug-addicted newborns share the same withdrawal symptoms as adults, they are more likely than most newborns to break out in cries or in tremors.

72.   Believers today are far less likely than before to deny all the truth in other faiths.

73.   Black couples are significantly more likely than white couples to share household chores, Mitchell found.

74.   Black voters were far more likely than white voters to receive bad voting equipment.

75.   Black women are more likely than whites to die in childbirth.

76.   Black parents were more likely than Hispanic or white parents to say they discussed the risks of drugs regularly with their children.

77.   Blacks are overwhelmingly more likely than whites to be imprisoned for drug offenses, a study by Human Rights Watch showed.

78.   Blacks are far less likely than whites to have spouses to help with their care.

79.   Blacks, for instance, were far more likely than whites to cite cost and lack of trust as reasons for not seeing doctors.

80.   Black and Hispanic men were also more likely than whites to totally abstain from alcohol.