101.   Small wonder that the Senate demanded that Nixon appoint a special prosecutor.

102.   Small wonder the French, who boast they have sex twice as often as Americans, consider the U.S. a nation of big-talking fuddy-duddies.

103.   Small wonder the man has not often been allowed to venture out with a biographer unchaperoned.

104.   Small wonder then, that the credit ratings of Korea and Indonesia are heading in opposite directions.

105.   Small wonder these scrawny dudes with reptilian eyes and high-rise hairstyles came to be regarded as symbols of a generation all too familiar with withered expectations.

106.   Small wonder, then, that a lot of people are questioning the notion of diversification.

107.   Small wonder, then, that Brazilian shoppers are buying imported goods with abandon, traveling abroad in large numbers and using credit cards overseas like never before.

108.   Small wonder, then, that Fulmer hit the ground running Tuesday morning.

109.   Small wonder, then, that long-term once seemed to mean the day after tomorrow.