111.   But the plea for tolerance that lies at the heart of this novel is both authentic and powerful.

112.   But they alone seem to have taken the measure of this great show, and to understand at least two of the characters who lie at its dark heart.

113.   But what lies at the heart of this beach read are the estate sales of Savannah.

114.   But, denying the vital impulse that lies at the core of her appeal, she throws herself at an obvious fortune hunter.

115.   Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo lie at the extreme tip of the Baja California peninsula, bracketing a burgeoning resort corridor.

116.   Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has concluded from this that at a funeral, most people would rather be lying in the coffin than giving the eulogy.

117.   Corruption could lie at the root of the problem.

118.   Domestic violence also lies at the heart of many child homicides.

119.   Disclosure may lie at the very heart of the digital debate.

120.   Earlier this summer, I went for a swim at Barton Springs, a freshwater pool that lies at the geographical and spiritual center of Austin.