61.  A lot of athletes are better at being celebrities and not actors.

62.  A visual artist before she became a filmmaker, Bigelow has always been better at making arresting, upsetting imagery than at coherent storytelling.

63.  Aggravation is better at the beginning of the season than the end of the season.

64.  British and French soldiers are better at getting involved, picking up intelligence and helping to prevent flare-ups.

65.  Bureaucrats in all those countries sometimes seemed to think that they were better at allocating capital and goods than markets were.

66.  Businessmen and civic leaders who support the charter proposal complain that the libertarians, with their ideological fervor, are better at rejecting plans than at constructing workable alternatives.

67.  Business has rarely been better at his steakhouse, Baby Beef Rubaiyat, an old establishment here where businessmen put together deals over Argentine sirloin and French wine.

68.  Business has never been better at the Tres Amigos Convenience Store, and if things improve any more, clerk Brandi Brosh says she may have a nervous breakdown.

69.  But because he is so much better at spinning than deciding, his first instinct is always to spin.

70.  But computers are beginning to be better at understanding humans.