101.   One is to champion new trends, making sweeping judgments and pronouncing ways in which the latest technology could make all nonbelievers obsolete.

102.   Other gays on the staff are not pleased, feeling that she represents a new trend of gay columnists getting ahead by bashing their own.

103.   Predictably, the head of the American Medical Association wondered whether the new trend presaged lower-quality care.

104.   Rather than silhouettes, the biggest new trend frontier is in treatments, washes and finishes, along with details such as embellishment and mixed fabrics.

105.   Rother suggested the commission consider covering those new trends.

106.   Self-enrichment is not a new trend in politics.

107.   Shakespeare continues to appeal to scholars because his work provides a fertile field for virtually every new scholarly trend.

108.   She said the new trend could undercut that progress.

109.   Ski industry officials contend that the number of deaths this year does not necessarily reflect any dangerous new trends.

110.   So this is not a new trend.