71.  A Chancellor of the Exchequer who had failed to prevent thieves penetrating his treasury was summarily beaten to death.

72.  A change in circumstances that could not have been predicted exactly does not mean that planning was incorrect in the first place.

73.  A charred baby carriage still stood on the altar steps, exactly where it had been found after the massacre.

74.  A cherry bomb had blown up near her left ear when she was eight years old.

75.  A child had become trapped in a refrigerator discarded in a vacant lot.

76.  A child of Svetlana had desperately needed a bone Marrow transplant.

77.  A child under ten had only three chances in a thousand of becoming the victim of a severe attack of polio.

78.  A child with low motor tone has much the same challenges as you would as you struggle on ice skates.

79.  A childhood friend, Bob Jakin, who is now a packman, offers Tom and Maggie ten guineas he has earned.