71.   That work, also painted in Amsterdam but a year earlier, depicts an anonymous woman clad in black with a white collar and cap setting off her face.

72.   The ads were for white collar positions, such as technicians, clerks and secretaries.

73.   That should give the industry an good pool of white collar workers, but not for four to five years, Burk said.

74.   The engineers argue they are a better match for the targeted workers, described by officials as white collar employees, since they already represent similar workers.

75.   The first time I met him he was wearing what had formerly been a white collar and a black bow tie.

76.   The program also proposes to toughen penalties for white collar crimes, which today are laughably light.

77.   The peaceful demonstrations were occasionally punctuated by chants directed at any man dressed in black and wearing a white collar, going to and from the hotel.

78.   The risks, white collar defense lawyers and prosecutors say, are almost self-evident.

79.   The Republicans have leaned more toward business executives and white collar workers moving up the economic ladder.

80.   The suits have vests and white collars.