71.  Any recount would serve merely to guarantee the veracity of the results, he said.

72.  Any reduction in the bilateral trade deficit would therefore give the dollar a fillip, analysts said.

73.  Any regulation involving the FDA would be a blow to the industry led by Philip Morris Cos. and RJR Nabisco Holdings Corp. because it might lead to increased restrictions.

74.  Any related engine purchases would also come from CFM International, a joint venture of General Electric Co. and Snecma of France, the carrier said.

75.  Any remains of pottery, or of bison bones with the marks of metal knives, would clearly establish which of the camps this was.

76.  Defrocking, or expulsion from the priesthood, would remain an option.

77.  Defying analysts who predicted that the victory of the opposition leader in Taiwan's presidential election would scare off investors, the stock market here roared back on Tuesday.

78.  Defying predictions that it would create the monetary equivalent of Airbus' rivalry with Boeing, the currency has not eroded the global dominance of the U.S. dollar.

79.  Cuba, a poor country, would have to either pay in cash or secure a loan from a foreign bank, probably at high interest rates.

80.  CUBA-DEMOCRACY (Havana) _ Cubans struggling to make ends meet still say more democracy would help the economy, but they say they still revere Castro.