91.   A combined U.S.-British amphibious assault overnight kicked off the mock liberation effort.

92.   A few months ago, Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia was touting orphanages as a solution for the children of welfare recipients kicked off the rolls.

93.   A Florida Republican kicked off the feelings of ill will when he violated House rules of decorum by calling President Clinton a name on the floor during formal business.

94.   A few boldly showed their fins a few months ago in Sydney Harbour, the site of the one-mile swim that kicks off the inaugural Olympic triathlon.

95.   A boisterous crowd of Seattle arts supporters Monday kicked off a campaign to support the National Endowment for the Arts.

96.   A colleague later told me that he, too, had been kicked off America Online.

97.   A few decades ago, a shack at the top of a ski mountain meant a place to kick off your boots and sip warm soup.

98.   A loudspeaker broadcast verses from the Koran in the courtyard where Husseini had kicked off many protest marches over the years.

99.   A meeting to kick off negotiations between the parties is being planned for next week.

100.   A month ago, All-SEC candidate Cecil Collins was kicked off the team after a brush with the law.