101.   Koolhaas shrugs off those years.

102.   Many analysts shrugged off the two leaders as political outcasts trying vainly to keep their careers alive.

103.   Maye just shrugs it off now.

104.   Mott shrugged off the noise while Lukas said he was misquoted.

105.   Mrs. Clinton dropped the pointedness of her Tuesday remarks, shrugging off the accusations Wednesday as one more chapter in a multi-volume career of false accusations.

106.   Nellie shrugged off the scarcity of rebounds, blaming it on his decision to field a small lineup.

107.   Nilsson and some of his players shrugged off questions about the torpedo system that sends two forwards racing down the ice like wide receivers in a pass pattern.

108.   No Big East team shrugs off its personnel losses by adding three primo junior college players and a transfer from Florida International.

109.   Nor has Zoeller shrugged off this controversy.

110.   Oil prices surged to their highest level in nearly four months Monday, shrugging off repeated predictions of a price slide when Iraq begins exporting crude again.