101.   She starts with a bloodless, Agatha Christie-ish, deed and works her way through a gaggle of colorful characters one interview, one clue, at a time.

102.   So he worked his way through various restaurant jobs and eventually became a cook, all the while slowly improving his English and Spanish.

103.   That track starts in the South Pacific, works its way across northern Venezuela and toward some Caribbean islands and ends off the Atlantic coast of Africa.

104.   That is, in fact, the way it works in New York City and Chicago.

105.   The Apuzzos were taken aboard the Bahama Star, which worked its way so close to the foundering Yarmouth Castle that its flank was singed.

106.   The does gradually worked the way to the left and disappeared at the bottom, but the buck stopped, turned and headed toward me.

107.   The Mariners worked their way on base with patience and guile, then manufactured runs without big hits.

108.   The next morning, move around the lake to the east and work your way over the granite slabs north-northwest to the obvious saddle of Crabtree Pass.

109.   The program is now working its way into the elementary schools in Montclair, and has been adopted in Trenton and in Elizabeth.

110.   The retired senator spent two days in Iowa last week stumping for his wife, trying to work his way out of the doghouse.