91.   The ads, says Ms. Pauli, remind people that they need to exercise, whether or not they choose walking.

92.   The goal of the new ads is to remind people of the social problems tackled by United Way.

93.   The kicker means to remind people of the indignities of the Clinton-Gore administration and to counter Democratic suggestions that Bush is not ready to assume the presidency.

94.   The point, the director said, was to remind people of the living nightmare of what might otherwise be just another item on the TV news.

95.   The pope is expected to remind the people of the faith that dates to the Spanish colonization.

96.   They were weird-looking vehicles that reminded people of jellybeans, turtles, and bars of soap.

97.   Victims built a monument to remind people of the disaster -- a concrete statue of a mother and two children.

98.   With fists on the podium, he spoke in a stern, staccato voice that reminded people of Park.

99.   In the message broadcast Sunday, the queen said people were often reminded of violence and hatred around the world.

100.   This year fire fighters expect a greater number of tree-related fires and have launched a campaign to remind people of basic fire-safety rules.