91.   They can also afford to start being good cartel members, doing their bit to drive prices up still further.

92.   To warm up, I do bits of my parts.

93.   While consultants may not be necessary to come up with a new name, Stobart said the real work comes after the creative bit is done.

94.   While outright criticism may not be prohibited in the deal, there is the expectation that everybody does his bit.

95.   Why not do your bit for the oppressed workers of the world and call in sick tomorrow?

96.   Patrons can mix with the Hong Kong stars who are expected to do their bit.

97.   Adams said the prosperity was the best weapon against violent opposition to the Middle East peace process and vowed that Britain would do its bit to extend economic support.

98.   All of us must do our bit to alleviate the situation.

99.   All the bowlers did their bit to fill the breach, but it was the legspin of Paul Adams which claimed the most wickets.

100.   And many sectors of the economy are cooperating quite well trying to do their bit.