91.   These stories became urban folklore, exchanged as proof that the law had gone too far.

92.   Thereafter, the story becomes more complex.

93.   This story has become typical New York.

94.   This is the part where the story becomes PG rated, maybe worse, depending on whether Madonna is cast as Cristina.

95.   Thousands more children called after the story became news.

96.   Unfortunately, the story never becomes interesting.

97.   Washington is where the anthrax story became political, social, even racial, theater.

98.   What was intelligent and depressingly predictive in the story becomes dry talk, broken up by clumsily filmed fight scenes, punctuated by grotesque dismemberments and impalings.

99.   When the story became available, Amazon.com averaged one consumer download per second for it.

100.   When used to bolster flimsy entrapment scenarios, these stories become nothing more than grainy little morality plays.