101.   The president said states are getting permission to experiment with programs to get people off welfare.

102.   The Pataki aides said the state would get the rest of the money and use it to pay for a variety of health care initiatives.

103.   The Southern states would ordinarily get thunderstorms at this time of year, as humid springtime air from the Gulf of Mexico becomes more prevalent.

104.   The state also gets two seats on the board, but pledges not to interfere with management, except in cases of fiduciary or criminal misconduct.

105.   The state could get new plaques for its Civil War monuments, and new statues of African-American and Hispanic historical figures under legislation filed by a Houston lawmaker.

106.   The state currently gets all unclaimed deposits and uses the money for environmental programs.

107.   The state Legislature could get involved, but the Corporation Commission has broad powers guaranteed in the state constitution when it comes to utilities.

108.   The state must still get federal permission for most of the changes.

109.   The state finally gets the goosebumps to go away from having Bob Dole, Phil Gramm and Steve Forbes campaigning in the Iowa Caucuses, and now this....

110.   The state gets more than three and a half feet of precipitation in a typical year, much of it in the form of snow.