81.   But judging from the first issue, which is due out Tuesday, the magazine will take an offbeat approach to the time-honored.

82.   But judging from the polls, many people are unaware of these figures.

83.   But judging from how much he was laughing, Hanks was enjoying more than just his meal.

84.   But judging from sales and energy consumption figures, most Americans have become addicted to cold air.

85.   But judging from several long phone conversations, Bleu is optimistic.

86.   But judging from the anecdotal evidence gathered from different parts of the country, Wright said, Nixon has been a tough sell.

87.   But judging from the banner flapping in the Caribbean breeze, swaying to the merengue beat on the street below, it may be just a matter of time.

88.   But judging from the first two episodes, which run back-to-back Wednesday night on Fox, that promise may not be fulfilled.

89.   But judging from the number of complaints, one might conclude the average American Online subscriber spends more time trying unsuccessfully to dial on.

90.   But judging from the scrimmages, it could take time before the blocking, snapping, holding and kicking all get on the same page.