71.   One man in particular in for another long summer is Jacques Lemaire, the coach of the Devils.

72.   Right now it looks as if it is going to be a long summer.

73.   Rumors have been circulating that Brokaw, who is taking a long summer break this year, is ready to bequeath his anchor duties.

74.   She treasures long summer nights with her daughter, riding their horses to the natural rock seawall that rings the southern tip of Mount Desert Island.

75.   Simply spending long summer days at the beach was the main event.

76.   So, all summer long, I waited impatiently for the first day of school to hurry up and get here, and it had finally arrived.

77.   Such is the long summer, and possibly longer fall, to come in the NBA.

78.   Suddenly the long summer of trials and failures was forgotten.

79.   That sets the scenes for a long summer and autumn in which high gas prices could become an even bigger part of American life and the presidential campaign.

80.   That split led to a long summer for Washington and Levine and particularly for Hess, who was assigned by the mayor to choose the best offer.