71.   As first lady, we want you to be out in public but we also want you home at the White House, looking unfailingly good.

72.   Around the fireplace, the two partners discuss the parallels between being out in the corporate world and being out as a pastor.

73.   As a consequence, she no longer needs to photocopy as many magazine articles to hand out in class as when she began her career eight years ago.

74.   As the army seeks to reclaim territory taken by the Maoists, the battles are increasingly playing out in some of the most inaccessible, backward parts of Nepal.

75.   As usual, Las Vegas police will be out in force, with all vacations and other time off canceled for the night of all nights.

76.   As we approach the third millennium, the prophets are out in force.

77.   As one trudges along, a camaraderie develops with other walkers pleased to be out in this frosty world seemingly isolated from the town.

78.   At the opening reception the comics groupies were out in force.

79.   Bargain hunters have always been out in force on the day after Christmas, and this year should be no exception.

80.   Before the island was expanded, officials said, that disk would have been out in the waters of New York Harbor.