71.   Monday night is the first night since May when viewers can see a full complement of new programming, after the grim summer diet of repeats.

72.   Minor said that Snap Online would be the first thing viewers would see when they connect to the Internet.

73.   Most spots that local viewers will see are ads that will air nationwide and were specially created for the Super Bowl.

74.   New Hampshire viewers will see the spots about three to five times a week, said one Bush official familiar with the buy.

75.   Next, viewers see shoppers at a fictitious superstore that only sells Diet Snapple.

76.   Nonetheless, Manthey notes that the remaining contestants were forced to endure starvation diets, which viewers have already seen and which, she hints, get much worse.

77.   Not long after the interview was aired, Al Jazeera viewers saw news reports of Israeli tanks rumbling into Palestinian towns.

78.   Often, viewers see what they want to see in the debates and judge the winner to be the candidate they supported beforehand.

79.   Older viewers just saw it as the misadventures of two amoral dope dealers.

80.   One recent opinion poll found that viewers saw no prejudice.