• Sixty-eight percent of U.S. VCs said they plan to increase their investments in cloud computing.

    FORBES: U.S. Venture Capitalists: We're Outta Here

  • Sixty-eight women qualified for our 2005 billionaires list, up from 37 two years ago.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Sixty-eight per cent of childcare providers reported reduced funding from their local authorities.

    BBC: London parents struggling to pay for nurseries: Survey

  • Yet at sixty-eight, Eastwood is a more forceful actor than he was twenty years ago less opaque, less stylized, and altogether more idiosyncratic.

    NEWYORKER: True Crime

  • Almost a third of it, sixty-eight pages, is a methodological appendix, which should give the general reader a clue to what to expect.

    NEWYORKER: Live and Learn

  • Two days before the rehearsal shoot, in June, 2009, and five days after being given a diagnosis of cancer, Bausch died, at the age of sixty-eight.

    NEWYORKER: Theatre on Film

  • In the past forty-two years, he said, Africans have received five hundred and sixty-eight billion dollars in aid, yet there has been no appreciable improvement in their living standards.

    NEWYORKER: The Next Crusade

  • Elsewhere, in state ratifying conventions, the Constitution passed by the narrowest of margins: eighty-nine to seventy-nine in Virginia, thirty to twenty-seven in New York, a hundred and eighty-seven to a hundred and sixty-eight in Massachusetts.

    NEWYORKER: The Commandments

  • In 2000, as it happened, I was already familiar, in a glancing sort of way, with a longitudinal study that followed the lives of two hundred and sixty-eight men who graduated from Harvard in the years around 1940.

    NEWYORKER: Land of the Seven Moles

  • First, the editors changed the makeup of their advisory panel. (The original hundred advisers were not dead white men, but most of them were white men, and the average age was sixty-eight.) Some definitions were made more relativist.

    NEWYORKER: The English Wars

  • College is broadly accessible: sixty-eight per cent of high-school graduates now go on to college (in 1980, only forty-nine per cent did), and employers continue to reward the credential, which means that there is still some selection going on.

    NEWYORKER: Live and Learn

  • The best athletes were in the middleweight classes: Amanda Sandoval and Rizelyx Rivera, at fifty-eight kilos, and Natalie Burgener, at sixty-nine.

    NEWYORKER: The Strongest Man in the World

  • According to the Council of the Great City Schools, students in sixty-six major city school systems in thirty-eight states showed gains in fourth- and eighth-grade math and reading in 2005.

    NPR: Seeking Solutions for the Nation's Broken Schools

  • Sixty-three percent of men think another terrorist attack is imminent, whereas eight in ten women do.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

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