61.  Any record-breaking winter must conjure memories of the Blizzard of '78, when more snow fell in one storm than any before or since.

62.  Deficit reduction is key, analysts said, because it could help control the government's costs at a time interest rates are running at 20 percent or more.

63.  Deficit spending could slow to about 3 percent of GDP in 1996, or some $20 billion, Schneider said.

64.  DeFillippo declined to say what rules, if any, Prudential had at the time, or has now, governing such financial dealings.

65.  Defining areas, or "rooms," with evergreen shrubs such as boxwoods.

66.  Defining the boundaries is as much a matter of making sound business judgments as of applying formulas or doing calculations.

67.  Definitely not BBC English or upper class," with no regional accent.

68.  Definitely not swashbucklers or snooty preppies from the country club.

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

70.  Defrost in the refrigerator, in a microwave oven, under cold running water or in a cold-water bath, with water changed every 30 minutes or less.