71.   He was praised Thursday as a savvy leader who would nurture political ties with the Communists and pro-market forces while leaving the nitty-gritty of economic policy to others.

72.   He used that policy to reasonably good effect at Fresno State.

73.   He must gear our policies to the world as it is, not the cold war world that no longer exists.

74.   His coalition partners disagree on just about everything from economic policy to the ever-present question of who is eligible to immigrate to Israel.

75.   Higher ratings help insurers sell policies to corporations that will buy only from high-rated insurers.

76.   His twist was to grant ownership of the policies to the beneficiaries.

77.   His differences with Gore range from budget policies to moral stances, Bush said.

78.   Household to End Mortgage Tactic Household International said it would stop selling single-premium credit life insurance policies to people who take out home loans.

79.   How did he, and we, get into that uncomfortable position, impelled by our own policy to a military intervention that neither Congress nor the public wanted?

80.   His latest job title -- executive assistant for policy to White House chief of staff Leon Panetta -- masks his influence.