81.   Newbingin, the Smith aide, took the long view.

82.   News Corp. executives argue that they are taking the long view and that with a small toe in the door, they are ahead of their competitors.

83.   Of course, moving it means two to three years of waiting for recovery, but gardeners are supposed to take a long view of things.

84.   One ballgame does not mean much in the long view.

85.   Only D. Wayne Lukas, who trains Cat Thief, found some comfort in the long view.

86.   Or Webster and Kravette could take the long view.

87.   Owens takes the long view.

88.   Others hope that after extraordinary donations to meet unprecedented needs, foundations and loyal donors will take the long view.

89.   Part of what keeps people in line is taking the long view, Counter said.

90.   Political economists much prefer the long view, with its golden vistas, because the short view is measurable and its proponents accountable.