71.   His shoes bear traces of plaster dust, but his jacket is pristine, a sure sign of a man who has learned not to brush against the merchandise.

72.   Hothouse tones used to be a sure sign that either a tourist or an aging socialite was on the loose.

73.   His resume is crammed with television and film credits, a sure sign of some financial security.

74.   If they turn that down, that seems to be a sure sign that Davie, who said he would gladly accept any bowl bid, is gone.

75.   Identifying with the worst world enemy of the Jewish people, Adolf Hitler, is a sure sign of a major disorder.

76.   In many cases it is a sure sign that amateur listening is not taking place.

77.   In many forests, the deadwood stood higher than six feet, a sure sign of unhealthy woods, forestry officials said.

78.   In summer, this is a sure sign that a hurricane is about to hit.

79.   In Francis, there are the sure signs of toughness.

80.   In the past, unemployment rates this low and consumption this strong were deemed sure signs of incipient inflation.