71.   Putting female faces in the classroom is vital, said Nan Crystal Arens, an assistant professor of integrative biology hired last year.

72.   Second, we put a face on the people we help.

73.   She announces that they are putting the faces of missing elderly people on prune-juice bottles.

74.   Since then, the Southern Baptist Convention has become increasingly conservative, as new leadership has restructured its agencies and put new faces in charge of its institutions.

75.   So noting such a rare double is of little value, except perhaps to put a face on a slight little oddity.

76.   That puts a face to e-mail and voice mail, and it builds rapport, he said.

77.   The judge put her face in her hands.

78.   The office put a face on the subject for Clinton, Myers said, arranging for him to correspond with women who had the abortions.

79.   The public got to put a face on fear.