81.   Talbots did not always have its ear to the ground.

82.   The Energizer bunny has big ears and wears sunglasses.

83.   The girl, who adores both parents, agrees with whomever has her ear at the moment.

84.   The former speaker, who now serves as U.S. ambassador to Japan, has an ear for the revealing anecdote.

85.   The institute is well financed and has the ear of many on Capitol Hill, including the California Congressional delegation.

86.   The problem, the Seamans believe, is that Gateway recently got a new director, and the environmentalists and bird lovers have the ear of the new administration.

87.   The performance was widely reviewed in Dutch newspapers, which admired the flawless technical delivery but had less ear for the unusual sounds.

88.   The possibility that the next shopper to walk into the store will have the ear of corporate headquarters is an effective motivator, Smith said.

89.   The revelation that there was, in fact, concrete under the post-renovation Carnegie Hall stage came as no surprise to anyone who had ears.

90.   The rich have the ear of the rich.