71.   Credit card issuers and banks suffered this month because investors grew concerned that delinquencies on loans will increase if people lose jobs.

72.   Critics say the law makes it too easy for people to lose their freedom before they are convicted of a crime.

73.   Disabled by AIDS, people lost their jobs, then their medical insurance.

74.   Eighty-four people lost their licenses after using a firearm in the commission of a felony.

75.   Even more people lost their health insurance.

76.   Even as people lost their jobs, stock prices rose and executive paychecks soared.

77.   Eventually people lost interest in craft brew experimentation and went on to something else, often high-end imports with familiar names like Heineken and Corona.

78.   Fifty people are losing their jobs.

79.   First, families have less cash income to buy food, because prices have gone up and because people have lost their jobs.

80.   For all the talk about how working people have been losing ground, most Americans seem satisfied with their economic state.