71.   Such findings, of course, raise an obvious question.

72.   Such duplication begs an obvious question about the state of family relations.

73.   That prompts the obvious question about whether the Fed has overdone it.

74.   That raises obvious questions about how much respect his initiatives will command from the fiercely independent company presidents.

75.   The Carnegie Hall program is nothing less than the continued, systematic ghettoization of female performers and begs the most obvious question of all.

76.   The court then declined to take up a case raising the obvious follow-up question of whether students themselves could offer prayers at graduations.

77.   The fast-rising network will start televising major-league baseball next season, and the obvious question is whether inserting computer chips to track baseballs will be next.

78.   The Knicks are slowly beginning to answer the obvious question posed during training camp.

79.   The obvious question is, Why here?

80.   The obvious question is, will it last?