101.   The decision to cast the film by finding people to play characters like themselves leads to several interesting performances, particularly from the young students.

102.   The game is played by people, not, as some GMs from small towns in Western Massachusetts seem to think, robots.

103.   The game lets one to three people play against each other or the computer.

104.   The industry wisdom is that younger people play video games and spend their time on the Internet.

105.   The problem with cloning humans is not that people would be playing God.

106.   The refugees are gone now from the little stadium in the center of town, and people are playing soccer again on the unmowed field.

107.   The program also lets people play hymns and sing the words to find the right one for a service.

108.   The relative ease in which people can play online is contributing to an explosive growth in online games and creating a surge of newcomers.

109.   The stark fact is that despite the odds, so many people play this game.

110.   The sun shines, cooling showers fall, and each day is lighted longer so that people can play later, stretching each hour to the limit.