81.   The first two are already gone, and the last has not brought in enough younger customers to turn the tide.

82.   The Gore camp expects labor to help turn the tide there.

83.   The homer sparked a game-tying rally that turned the tide.

84.   The guarantees, plus the intense glare of publicity and the pressure from thousands of protesting workers, finally turned the tide.

85.   The Gore campaign believes that a strong union vote will help turn the tide, especially in states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania.

86.   The Macedonians are not willing to take the scale of casualties that might be needed to turn the tide.

87.   The Marriott class may appear to be about punctuality and hospitality etiquette, but it is also about turning the tides of a lifetime.

88.   The Seahawks had their share of big plays -- the kind that should have turned the tide or regained momentum.

89.   The question now, though, is whether the crisis set off last year in Asia will turn the tide again.

90.   The revered Hungarian icon, therefore, cannot provide the relief that many hoped could turn the tide in the current European cattle crisis, the magazine surmised.