91.  As a businessman, Bush was more than just a famous name, colleagues say.

92.  As a CD-based system, the PlayStation could provide storage capacity many times greater than the old cartridge format.

93.  Depending on what is made retroactive, the cost could either be trivial or (say Democrats) more than $100 billion.

94.  DePlasco has vowed to help Schillaci fight his case against what he claims is less a safety issue than one of driver entrapment.

95.  Deportations are taking longer than usual, the lawyers say, and in some cases the normal rules governing detentions have been suspended.

96.  Depositions were "more effective than calling live witnesses," which wouldn't have added any new evidence anyway, Hutchison said.

97.  Designers, strange hybrids between artists and business people, tend more than most professionals to engage in a constant dialogue with both street life and cultural life.

98.  Desperate to improve ABC's ratings, the company is behaving less like a CPA than a roulette player pushing all his chips on black.

99.  DeLay, in fact, may pose a larger threat to Bush's notion of "compassionate conservatism" than any Democrat.

100.  Cultures that orient themselves more to the long term than the short term tick in a different way."