71.   Careers are made in the NCAA Tournament.

72.   Careers were made.

73.   Cassell, a former law clerk to Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, has made a career of arguing that Miranda should be overruled.

74.   Certainly professional comedians like Rodney Dangerfield and filmmaker Woody Allen have made careers out of appearing as failures.

75.   C. Loring Brace, an anthropologist at the University of Michigan, has made a career out of analyzing skulls from around the world.

76.   Charles Strum interviews Richman, who has made a career as a radio Boswell, a biographer who lets his subjects do the talking.

77.   Christopher Hitchens, The Washington-based British journalist, has made a career of being a bad boy.

78.   Clarke left a few years later to make a career in theater, but Chase continued to collaborate with the company even after she left Dartmouth.

79.   Coakley, however, has made a career out of breaking down barriers.

80.   Congressional Republicans have made a career out of pressuring Reno for special counsels to probe Clinton administration officials, and in fact she has appointed seven of them.