71.   U.S. officials took a set of leg bones and a skull with a missing jaw from military intelligence officials, said military spokesman Brig. Gen. Edilberto Adan.

72.   Until Thursday, Mary Pierce had never taken a set off Monica Seles.

73.   Voinea responded with spectacular passing shots, but Siemerink took the set in a tiebreak.

74.   Goellner took the set on his first chance with a big serve.

75.   Graf kept her cool, however, winning that game and the next two to take the set.

76.   Graf took the set in the next game, netting a backhand on her second set point but winning the next one with a service winner.

77.   He saved two match points in the process, finally taking the set on his second set point.

78.   He took the set after a superb rally, finishing the exchange with a finely angled drop shot.

79.   In the tiebreaker, Philippoussis gave himself a set point with a backhand winner, then took the set when Agassi netted a forehand.

80.   Although Navratilova went on to take the set, she was always under pressure -- and two double faults on vital points proved to be her downfall.