81.   They reveal the heartbreak that the melancholy private man behind the exuberant public face was fleeing.

82.   This was the public face of the war.

83.   This year, the event celebrates the architecture of Gilbert, a pivotal figure in defining the public face of New York in the early years of this century.

84.   Trees said he is aware that the information system is the public face of the tournament and that everything needs to run flawlessly.

85.   Trimble has steadfastly refused for years to speak with any representatives of Sinn Fein, which the Protestant Unionists consider the public face of a banned terrorist organization.

86.   Until now, the public face of the tribunal was largely that of Richard Goldstone, the outspoken chief prosecutor from South Africa.

87.   What would be its public face?

88.   Whatever steps he is taking behind the scenes to prepare for his grand jury testimony next Monday about Monica Lewinsky, his public face is calm and confident.

89.   With her chignon, her couture wardrobe and her charitable foundations, Eva became the public face of Peron, a shining mother symbol for her country.

90.   Yet despite the bright public face, the company is clearly moving to improve its designs and its relations with customers.