111.   Central to his legislative program was the Independent Treasury, a plan to keep public funds in government vaults and conduct public business in gold or silver coin.

112.   Commuter marriages are not unusual and many businesses, having the means to travel inexpensively, choose to conduct business with far-off clients face-to-face rather than over the phone.

113.   Conduct business.

114.   Clinton also said he could not recall being alone with Lewinsky, though he might have done so in conducting official business.

115.   Cone is somewhat puzzled as baseball management continues to conduct business without a labor agreement.

116.   Congress often plays the fame game in conducting its business.

117.   Connecticut stocks slumped this week as shares of MacDermid Inc. fell amid concern that economic slowdowns in Asia, where it conducts business, may hurt earnings.

118.   Coolidge makes the case that the settlement will help the market, by making it easier for companies to conduct business.

119.   Corporate executives fly to Paris, conduct business and are back home in time for dinner.

120.   Corporate users also will be able to conduct business over Internet and transfer data bases more efficiently through the World Wide Web, CompuServe and Spry said.