71.   The presidential panel found that the Navy has not lived up to those commitments.

72.   The panel found insufficient evidence that the three had obstructed justice.

73.   The panel found no easy answers.

74.   The panel found that a key problem undermining public confidence is that U.S. military law has failed to keep pace with civilian standards of procedural justice.

75.   The panel found that under the convention Australia was responsible for rehabilitating victims and compensating not only individuals but also families and communities.

76.   The panel found two brands they liked, but others fell short.

77.   The panel also finds Gingrich in violation of House rules in three other cases, but suggests no sanctions.

78.   The panel finds that the educational demands of a more competitive global society are higher than most American children are currently achieving.

79.   The panel found all of the desserts too sweet, and many too strongly flavored with vanilla.

80.   The panel found former President P. W. Botha responsible for a wide range of human-rights abuses.