71.   Much greater discounts will come next spring when more companies are allowed to sell low-priced versions of the drug.

72.   NAIA folks might be eating that ranking come spring.

73.   Nelson might snap off the brittle stem if he feels like it, and come spring, new shoots will appear.

74.   No matter how early spring comes, how much beauty tumbles out at once, there will be more.

75.   No, the man said, the skis make impressions on the greens that stay when spring comes.

76.   Now that spring is coming, I have started to wonder if they are still good.

77.   On the upside, when spring finally comes, they look like trees instead of lollipops.

78.   One for whom spring may not come at all is Mark Lemke, disengaged by the Braves and left to hang by his thumbs.

79.   One day this winter, Helena C. Doley was noting how her snow-covered view would turn leafy green come spring.

80.   Our judgment is that come spring things will start to look better.