71.   Only rarely did he let visitors see the collection, preventing photographs of it.

72.   Other visitors saw sinister forces at work, raising the possibility of a wag-the-beaver scenario.

73.   Peering through his Russian army binoculars, a visitor can see the young faces of soldiers only half a mile away.

74.   Partly because many visitors do not see signs of hunger at all, they sometimes say that aid organizations are exaggerating the crisis to get more contributions.

75.   Plexiglass interior walls will allow visitors to see construction details.

76.   Recent visitors saw an example of the maneuverability.

77.   Since Redhook has made the land available to hot-air balloon companies in Woodinville, visitors see brilliantly colored balloons drifting above.

78.   Some of the exhibits not only attempt to replicate natural habitats, but also allow visitors to see the animals up close.

79.   Some visitors may even see the real-life former president and first lady.

80.   Standing in any one spot on the sprawling movie park, a visitor can see all six screens.