91.   His offensive remarks are the concern of his own manager, coaches, and teammates.

92.   His remarks were a slap at the Federal Reserve, whose members are appointed.

93.   His remarks were in line with the toned-down approach India has adopted since euphoria over the nuclear tests began to subside.

94.   His remarks were premature.

95.   His remarks were slightly premature, diplomatically speaking.

96.   Her remarks were reminiscent of what Giuliani said on Friday.

97.   His opening remark is that he has just seen two nuns jaywalking, and is contemplating whether that constitutes a venal sin.

98.   His remark is a compliment in the heat of battle about how disarming Canady has been, a gentle bulldog with a Yale law degree.

99.   His remarks can be a little crude.

100.   His remarks may be self-serving, but for Branson and his privately held company, it is crucial to quickly turn a profit.