61.  I see an ocean voyage, a long one, I hope.

62.  If the cut is a long one, that may not suffice, either.

63.  I showed her the magazine articles that no one would see, including a long one in The Sunday Times with a photo by Lord Snowdon.

64.  If Jamal Lewis can break a long one or Shannon Sharpe spring loose on an end around, Dilfer might not throw once today.

65.  I wish some group would conduct a study of the relative freedom of nations by timing how long one can walk around before someone makes you show an ID.

66.  Idaho third-grade teacher Barbara Morgan is back in line, albeit a long one, for a trip to space.

67.  In fact, sometimes those quick, short passes become long ones.

68.  In fact, the virtues list is a long one, including far more than scent.

69.  In other words, the season is a long one.

70.  It could be a long one.