101.   The amended suit also makes new charges concerning the Turner Broadcasting merger.

102.   The charge was made in pamphlets distributed at the Democratic convention, in newspapers and even from church pulpits on Sunday mornings.

103.   The charges were made in a federal lawsuit filed by four men and two women who were employed at the Westborough, Mass., company.

104.   The charges were made in connection with a lawsuit filed in January by a former employee, Todd L. Kenner.

105.   The charges were made in New Jersey, Florida, and Maryland, all locations where the hijackers had spent time.

106.   The congressmen insisted they were not making the charges for political reasons but said they wanted to improve community relations with the police.

107.   The charges were made by the Family Research Council, a conservative group that has been at the forefront of efforts to defeat the Foster nomination.

108.   The charges were made Thursday morning by a team of scientists led by Richard Hoagland, a science writer and researcher.

109.   The day he made the charge, the Mexican stock exchange dropped sharply until the development bank intervened.

110.   The environmentalists made that charge in announcing a lawsuit against Bush.