71.   Same word, different meaning, no matter how far it has moved into popular culture.

72.   Same words, same whines, same result.

73.   Republicans and Democrats can use the same words to mean different things, of course.

74.   Sawyer provided the same nonexplanation, in almost the same words, three or four times.

75.   Sadly, the same upbeat words cannot be written about the form of vandalism that replaced graffiti as the bane of the subway system.

76.   Several Yankees could have mumbled the same words.

77.   Say the same word TWICE and double your shock effect?

78.   Second, you are saying the same words over and over, hoping to get your point across.

79.   So we just slowed it up and sang the same words.

80.   Soon, all participants, sitting on white woolen carpets, are chanting, repeating the same word over and over again.