91.   The Phillips family has left Phillips-Van Heusen.

92.   There were no injuries, as both families had left the suburban villas the night before.

93.   Three days later, the Stout family left the country.

94.   This time the manager and teller are killed and the hostage family left alive.

95.   When families left the farms, children worked with their parents at whatever trade the adults took up.

96.   When families leave, wrist bands are scanned again to insure that the bar codes of children and adults match.

97.   What can never be erased, however, is the legacy these families left.

98.   When those families finally leave, they bequeath the pallets to their neighbors.

99.   When a family leaves the co-op, it should repay that initial grant, either in scrip or with a predetermined amount of money.

100.   When an Albanian family left an outdoor light on near his bedroom window, he would reach out with the butt of a rifle and smash it.