111.   Most are just children, a large number of whom have more than ample intelligence but not always intellectual curiosity.

112.   New poll numbers have Al Gore pulling ahead of Bill Bradley in New Hampshire.

113.   Now, those numbers have to be taken with a grain of salt.

114.   Nor does he believe that the numbers have any real value.

115.   Not only has the number of titles taken off, so has the variety.

116.   On a day when the Cowboys had little else to brag about, the numbers would have to do.

117.   Not surprisingly, their numbers have more than doubled in the last five years in this era of microbreweries and brewpubs.

118.   Number Nine is having trouble getting enough of a certain type of semiconductor for its products, Stone said.

119.   One number has a standard area code, and when a call comes in on that number, the wireless subscriber is billed as usual for the incoming call.

120.   Only a small number had insights and practices of genuine scope.