91.   The other GOP candidates would have made the most of such a crack in his armor.

92.   The Republican candidate made his pro-defense speech in a city and region that are heavily dependent on military dollars and still are recovering from recent cutbacks.

93.   The three top-tier candidates made the event a top priority, bombarding delegates with mailings, phone calls and invitations to receptions.

94.   The two candidates made their customary points in their customary fashion, delivering well-rehearsed and oft-repeated assertions, offering few surprises.

95.   Their plan would abolish all campaign contribution limits, but require candidates to make quicker and fuller disclosure of their donations.

96.   Then there was perhaps the most notorious verbal gaffe a Presidential candidate made in citing economic goals.

97.   There were plenty of pretty pictures on display in Budapest this morning when the four candidates made their final presentations to the IOC members.

98.   They all sound like political promises made by candidates.

99.   They contend that Rossello, not statehood, won the election, and that the candidate himself made nationalistic appeals.

100.   They say that candidate A has made the nation prosper, or candidate B beats his wife.