71.   Christina Martin, a spokeswoman for the Dole campaign, said she and her colleagues had not seen the memo and referred inquiries to the RNC.

72.   Cremin says she and lots of women begin to feel they must endure such lines of questioning at Wall Street jobs.

73.   Cynthia Martinous said she and her husband had not deducted the gift on their tax return.

74.   Cynthia Young, an American Studies graduate student who is withholding grades, says she and the two others facing hearings were named because they are union leaders.

75.   Daggatt said she and other analysts had been expecting slower sales growth.

76.   Dater said she and others are pushing the Federal Aviation Administration to require plastic explosive detection devices in all U.S. airports.

77.   Cornelia Lauf, an artist living in Rome, said she and other artists were also troubled by an approach that demotes the visual dimension of art.

78.   De Long said she and other support groups for victims of the Northridge Earthquake have been ignored in their efforts to meet personally with Quackenbush.

79.   Democratic Rep. Karen Thurman of Florida said she and at least four others of the eight Democratic lawmakers from the state would oppose fast track.

80.   Despite polls showing Romney trouncing Swift in a Republican primary, Swift campaign advisers said she and her staff are determined to press ahead if Romney runs.