61.  As a congressman, Huffington has been so invisible that Maureen Orth of Vanity Fair could not even get Republicans to answer queries about his record.

62.  Derek Jeter called his 11th-grade teacher "Mrs. Padley," and so, too, did his parents.

63.  Derek Lilliquist never got untracked as the situational lefthander, a role Tony Fossas performed so well.

64.  Derek Lowe is so good, few people even stopped by his locker this spring.

65.  Despite being so busy, the movie is rather quiet and slow-paced.

66.  Despite being so lightly raced, he turned in a Jim Dandy performance that points him out as a legitimate Travers contender.

67.  DELTA _ Delta Air Lines early next year will begin offering frequent flier mileage award redemption at its Web site, joining other carriers that already do so.

68.  Delta Air Lines said that on Jan. 1 it would ban smoking on all its flights worldwide, making it the first United States carrier to do so.

69.  Curious about that row of identical Victorian houses that pops up so often in San Francisco ad campaigns, post cards and calendars?

70.  Curious, isn't it, that the most powerful voices in the land should be, after all, so relentlessly /{provincial/}.