91.   The phrase is so ubiquitous that it is used to sell everything from rugs to motorcycles.

92.   The phrase is ubiquitous in its pitches to investors.

93.   The phrase was a quick reminder that liberal western values have yet to touch the heart of the Balkans.

94.   The phrase was prophetic.

95.   The phrase was the same one used by then-Vice President George Bush in response to critics of the Iran-contra scandal of the Reagan administration.

96.   The phrases are also the title of a compelling work now out by Fort Worth native Don Woodard about the legendary Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co.

97.   The phrases are irregular, and the seemingly wistful opening idea is immediately repeated with an unusual insistence.

98.   The reminder that this phrase is a translation of a Greek text about a man who spoke Aramaic suggests other witnesses the court could call.

99.   There is a phrase of the British writer Arthur Machen that I remember from a long time ago.

100.   These phrases are very telling.