71.   Frank, going ahead of her to the boat, turns for her.

72.   Where can local parents turn for help with such problems?

73.   An increasingly wired population is turning for entertainment and information to computer on-line services, Internet and CD-ROM computer programs.

74.   And by supporting the brokerage network to which shareholders turn for guidance, the fees can help funds that aim for clients willing to pay for advice.

75.   And Dr. Penelope Leach, a British psychologist-author, had also joined the top echelon of experts to whom new parents were turning for advice.

76.   And although most big companies seem to be more tolerant, stories about job applicants who have been turned down for positions or fired after disclosure are still common.

77.   And as they turned for home with one-eighth of a mile to go, Bailey made his move.

78.   And as they turned for home, Tiznow was the leader by the length of his head.

79.   And for at least a year now, Clinton has been turning for inspiration to Theodore Roosevelt, the roughriding Republican trustbuster from Oyster Bay, N.Y.

80.   And in Baltimore last week, a crowd unlike anything City Hall had seen in years turned out for a raucous hearing on whether pit bulls should be banned.