91.  Burglars had been in and turned the whole house over.

92.  But if you have a moment to spare before you do catch the bus, be sure to pop in.

93.  But it was hard to ignore hard green crab apples lobbing in, and finally my sister made a dash for him.

94.  But momentum was the thing - self-doubt came sneaking in as soon as they let up.

95.  But more local biotechs than ever have products in phase three tests, the last stage before approval.

96.  But one conclusion from that observation is that the theists themselves have no idea what they believe in.

97.  But the capital gains differential began creeping back in with tax changes promoted by both George Bush and Bill Clinton.

98.  But the four-poster dominated this room, too, draped in grey and gold.

99.  But the kind of cleavage we are most interested in is that which occurs in systemically mixed systems.

100.  But the war was hard to believe in, and nowhere to be seen.