91.   The stain is less likely to peel than paint.

92.   The stain is opaque, with Teflon added to make it repellent to water and oil.

93.   The stains are black, and are directly under the hinges when the door is open.

94.   The stains are very dark, which was one disadvantage, but they lasted for many years.

95.   The tile is creamy white and the stain is a hideous gray.

96.   The solid-color stain is thin enough for dipping.

97.   The stain is not just on that infamous blue dress.

98.   The stains are more likely to be salt residue from the sand you used on the steps.

99.   There are brown stains all over the inside.

100.   Then there are the stains of Christmas, usually occurring on the eve of the big day, the day itself, and afterward.