91.   The discovery of magnetars points to vast new frontiers in space, said Dr. Chryssa Kouveliotou, a gamma-ray astronomer at the center who directed the team.

92.   The ex-grapplers open a whole new frontier for the political consultants who specialize in opposition research.

93.   The great spy masters are either abandoning the old Russia and striking out for new frontiers or repudiating the genre entirely.

94.   The Internet may represent the new wild frontier, but someone has to furnish the saloon.

95.   The leader of the free world was running second in a race to conquer the exciting new frontier of outer space.

96.   The immigrants landed first in New York, traveled to Los Angeles and then traveled by boat to Ensenada in search of a new frontier.

97.   The Internet, in turn, has provided new frontiers for law enforcement tappers.

98.   The new frontier of space turned out to be an empty void where the new pioneer was a guy strapped into a capsule.

99.   The NHL settled new frontiers last season as teams in Miami, Anaheim, Calif., and Dallas filled arenas to near capacity.

100.   The new frontier between India and Pakistan was delineated at breakneck speed by a commission headed by a British judge, Sir Cyril Radcliffe.