91.   In the last century, travelers explored the world by boat and horse, often at great risk.

92.   Instead, we should invoke the antitrust laws to reflect the real world by turning Windows into a regulated monopoly.

93.   It all feels false and calculated, an overearnest attempt to find old-fashioned romantic innocence in the modern world by someone too jaded to believe.

94.   It started when general manager John Hart shocked some in the baseball world by trading Baerga to the Mets.

95.   It was donated to the world by the U.S. government.

96.   It took the world by yawn and was killed as soon as GM got it right.

97.   It was isolated from the rest of the world by the Russians, who ran it as a client state and a buffer against China.

98.   It is used around the world by governments and relief agencies.

99.   It was a model watched closely around the world by other societies wondering how to disentangle themselves from the grudges of a brutal past.

100.   Khrushchev famously introduced himself to the United Nations and much of the world by pounding on the table with his shoe.