81.   Gordon Stewart, the proprietor who calls himself Butch, speaks of couples who have lost track of each other through years of marriage and family.

82.   He lost track of his family in the chaos, glimpsing one son as he darted off, leaping down stairs into the crowd.

83.   He lost track of the others and swam for an hour, he said, before reaching the shore.

84.   He quickly lost track of the many bills presented for votes that day, then decided that the leaders had lost track themselves.

85.   He loses track of time.

86.   He lost track of all his family members in the chaos, glimpsing one son as he darted off, leaping down stairs into the crowd.

87.   He lost track of which players spoke.

88.   He must have lost track of the score.

89.   Healy lost track of it, and the puck came down behind him, glancing off the crossbar before going into the net.

90.   Homeless, he loses track of time.