61.   His book tells of an environmental apocalypse.

62.   His book lacks any coherent structure.

63.   After years of hesitation, he published his findings but died before his book was circulated.

64.   Gummer put away his book.

65.   After about half an hour he picked up his book and came over to me -- and I told him off.

66.   His book starts with highly explicit descriptions of horrific torture and physical violence, these being the principal means by which social order was maintained in the earlier era.

67.   Enough is enough, the president may be saying in his book and on the screen.

68.   And in his book, er, The Age of the Crowd, Moscavisi refers to what he calls the black books of Dr Freud.

69.   In his book, Saturdays were for racing, betting and boozing -- nothing else and he rarely strayed beyond the local corner pub.

70.   Cutting has only two suggestions for how hemisphere imbalance might arise, neither of which are pursued in his book.