101.   That difference in basic network architecture, some engineers say, also makes cable networks more vulnerable to malicious hackers than phone networks are.

102.   The cities and farms would get all the water they need, with plenty left over for the Everglades, engineers say.

103.   The facilities, made of reinforced concrete, would be suitable for bivouacking troops or storing military supplies, including poison gas, the engineers said.

104.   The engineer said he liked both.

105.   The engineer said that enduring mysteries are possible in the aviation business.

106.   The engineers said that they never opened any floodgates in September.

107.   The engineers said the unit, which may be reconditioned, came via Hamburg, Germany.

108.   The engineers say piles of debris may be keeping the wall in place.

109.   The engineers say they do not know how far down the damage from this gash goes.