101.   Both parties have agreed, of course, never to mention foreign affairs, race relations or traffic jams.

102.   Brian Schwartz, a Brooklyn College physics professor, believes that building more lanes will bring bigger traffic jams.

103.   But a few more potholes or traffic jams would be little bother.

104.   But a private bus trying to reach downtown Boston in a traffic jam will arrive no faster than a public bus.

105.   But as the start drew near, he became restless and boarded a bus, only to get stuck in a traffic jam.

106.   But an increasingly popular type of multimedia traffic is turning out to be a cyber road hog that flouts the rules and creates traffic jams.

107.   But for anyone who hates mall traffic jams this time of year, the Web may prove to be a less stressful shopping experience.

108.   But government officials, worried about a traffic jam in the debris-clogged streets, were keeping vehicles to a minimum.

109.   But Friday hundreds of taxis poured into the city in a slow-moving column that created a traffic jam that lasted hours.

110.   But it would not mind diverting suburban theatergoers, and Goldman puts a certain gusto into his descriptions of Lincoln Tunnel traffic jams leaving New Jersey.