71.   But in Syria, people are used to reading between the lines of propaganda.

72.   It is up to the skaters to read the lines, then read between the lines.

73.   Newspaper readers in Indonesia are well trained in reading between the lines.

74.   Nevertheless, South African grappa makers can read between the lines.

75.   There may be dubious money connections to other pardons hidden in history if you read between the lines, said Texas Christian University political scientist James Riddlesperger.

76.   With Bob, you have to read between the lines.

77.   However reading between the lines of the carefully worded reports, revealing questions surfaced reflecting the disarray in the higher echelons of the regime.

78.   We can read between the lines.

79.   Journalists and analysts read between the lines and punctuation marks of most statements by central bankers for the slightest indication of unspoken thoughts.

80.   The junior Kim may force them to read between the lines even more than before.