91.   But judging from the success of the magazine In Style, and the pursuit of celebrity, perhaps not.

92.   But judging from dozens of conversations in this old, rock-ribbed Midwestern county seat, Americans are grappling to define patriotism in a changing world.

93.   But judging from its May issue, still to be found ossifying at newsstands, hip it was not.

94.   But judging from past experience, most states will not want to raise the necessary taxes because they fear losing their competitive edge in the hunt for new industry.

95.   But judging from previous dumping cases, such logic carries no weight at Commerce.

96.   But judging from reaction on the Internet and in trade publications in recent weeks, the flying public is taking a decidedly wait-and-see attitude.

97.   But judging from the broad smiles as they parted, I would imagine that it was the easiest of conversations.

98.   But judging from the Dartmouth study, there is little evidence that managed care has yet turned idiosyncratic medical practices into a more reliable science.

99.   But judging from the number of filings and the size of settlements, the legislation did little.

100.   But judging from what is written, King is the only corrupt person in boxing.