71.   Japanese docks are controlled by an organization of stevedore companies that set rules on how ships are docked and unloaded.

72.   Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson has already set rules to make sure the Microsoft case is no repeat of the IBM suit.

73.   Last year the Food and Drug Administration, which sets rules for naming various foods, sought expert help on the catfish question.

74.   Kmiec said the court might feel that it was important to interpret the constitutional provision that declares state legislatures are to set the rules for the selection of electors.

75.   Many, like Nolan, have made adjustments in the way they travel, setting rules they hope will offer some protection.

76.   Meanwhile, Mexico set investment rules for the pension funds earlier this week, limiting the funds purchases to bonds, not stocks or other assets.

77.   Markets are setting de facto rules enforced by their own power.

78.   Millions could be saved if Washington set less rigid rules for accommodating disabled riders, for conducting large-scale random drug testing of employees and for buying American products.

79.   More and more frequently today, governments have only the appearance of free choice when they set economic rules.

80.   Much depends on the way the SEC sets rules.