91.   Apple employees at the MacWorld trade show exude a quiet confidence which, for the first time in years, carries with it not a trace of desperation.

92.   As she knows very well, she now carries with her a cloud of epithets that are the equivalent, in conservative eyes, of a scarlet letter.

93.   As this envelope of warmer air surrounds us and rises, it carries with it the skin particles that are continuously shed from our bodies.

94.   As musicians and artists age, some cling to a certain era and carry it with them, refusing to let time trample it underfoot.

95.   As President Clinton has become fond of saying about the spread of such good ideas as democracy, those very ideas carry with them a dark underside.

96.   As you can see, Carr got a tad carried away with the suggestion.

97.   At some point, the boys apparently decided to carry through with their threats.

98.   At first the family wandered in the open, eating what little they had carried with them.

99.   Baby Benzes abounded and, frankly, did not carry with them the cache of the bigger, more expensive models.

100.   Bad policy carried out with skillful dedication can have indelible effects.