81.   Both books challenged the dogmas of the modern movement that prevailed in those years.

82.   Both books emphasize the incompleteness of medical knowledge and the need for surveillance systems to detect the new pathogens at an early moment.

83.   Both books focus on territory where nature seems to be in the ascendant and man on the wane.

84.   Both books offer eye-catching graphics and photography.

85.   Both books offer helpful hints to those who are just getting started in the grilling business.

86.   Both books received favorable reviews and sold reasonably well.

87.   Both books reflected their deep knowledge of France and the French.

88.   Both books sparkle with silver accents on the sweetly drawn illustrations.

89.   Both books tell stories of small New England towns that are flooded out of existence to create a large reservoir, i.e. the Quabbin.

90.   Both books were eventually made into movies, neither of which was very good.