91.   But the campaign has raised questions and sparked debate whether air power alone can win a war without the use of ground troops.

92.   But Roosevelt was supremely confident that the allies would win the war and would have to cope with an aftermath of ruin and destruction.

93.   But the Hoyas won the war.

94.   But the Yankees were winning the war of attrition, aided immensely by a steady supply of opportunities the Athletics provided.

95.   But their opponents say that with the help of global accounting rules, they eventually will win the war.

96.   But they also sense now that they are winning this war, and their bitterness toward the Chechens -- most of whom are Muslim -- is difficult to conceal.

97.   But they do need opportunities to win the war for public opinion.

98.   But trying to fight an enemy who does not wish to be found is a tough way to win a war.

99.   But to have priorities so skewed toward winning a war abroad while surrendering on the war on education at home will be costly.

100.   But to win the war, many military analysts say, NATO troops will have to go in.