91.   A candidate cannot take up his post without central bank approval.

92.   A runoff is needed if a candidate does not take more than half the vote in the first round.

93.   A second-round runoff would be necessary if no candidate takes more than half of the vote.

94.   A well-financed candidate can take his case straight to voters on television and radio.

95.   All the candidates take a harder line, though they say they favor a peaceful resolution.

96.   An opposition candidate took an early lead Friday for president of the Dominican Republic, but it could take a runoff to replace longtime strongman Joaquin Balaguer.

97.   And as elections near, dentists and concerned citizens insist reluctant candidates take a stand on fluoridation.

98.   BNP candidates took a fifth of the votes in local elections in Burnley in November.

99.   But no candidate takes more questions.

100.   Candidates must take a minimum of seven papers and they are given the option of taking up to nine papers.