101.   If mad cow were discovered here, the infected cattle would be destroyed, and others in the herd would be quarantined.

102.   In Europe, there is mad cow disease and foot-and-mouth disease.

103.   In Europe, pigs whose brains were injected with mad cow disease developed a similar illness.

104.   In Cruetzfeldt-Jakob disease, as well as mad cow disease in animals, spongelike holes form in the brain, leading to dementia and death.

105.   In his book, Richard Rhodes closed with an ominous conversation between the author and a pioneer in the study of mad cow disease and its human variant.

106.   In Britain, mad cow disease is scarier than ever.

107.   In search of weak links in the chain, biologist George Gray has traveled to Great Britain to observe mad cows firsthand.

108.   In February, Canada banned Brazilian processed beef products, asserting that the Brazilians had not shown that its herd was free from mad cow disease.

109.   In the early years of the mad cow epidemic in Britain, a few domestic cats developed mad cow disease.

110.   In the middle of mad cow disease, there were people grinding up dead animals and putting that back into the food system.