71.   Some analysts said that the process could take the rest of this year and warned that British regulators might be an underestimated obstacle to a combination.

72.   Sometimes that takes the rest of us out of our game.

73.   Steve wrinkles his nose and I twist a toe until it withdraws and takes the rest of its stinky foot with it.

74.   Sure, you can take a rest now and then, but you want your best runner in for the majority of the game.

75.   Starting next year, instead of piling on yet more work for its famously hard-studying students, Japan will let its young take a rest.

76.   Take rest of draft off.

77.   Taking a rest, he sits glumly on a stack of discarded tires.

78.   Take a rest from walking in one of several restaurants scattered along the way.

79.   The baby boomers are at it again, moving into a new phase of life and, as always, taking the rest of the culture with them.

80.   The golfers and gardeners and grill cooks can take a rest from their obsessions.