71.   Kutler, the American swimmer, said Israel has opened new doors for him.

72.   Lead them as they journey through new doors of opportunity to serve others.

73.   Research into the cell cycle field is about to be applied to diagnosing tumors and may eventually open new doors for therapy, the committee said.

74.   The delivery of Internet access to wireless devices, such as cellular phones or hand-held computers, opens new doors for American consumers, he said.

75.   The privilege has been jealously guarded and a new door would raise a host of new questions.

76.   They offered to pay for a new door, it said.

77.   However, new doors and video surveillance systems may not be available to airlines until July or August this year, he said.

78.   Another year will be dedicated to building new doors and cornices, said French stonemason Franck Burgos.

79.   Washington has stressed that while it does not approve of the Croatian offensive against the separatist Serbs, it could open new doors for a negotiated settlement.