111.   Parton has since boosted the county financially with ventures such as her Dollywood theme park and she continues to pump money into its education system.

112.   Past strikes have been brief, ending when Moscow pumped enough money into the coffers to catch up on at least some of the back pay.

113.   A local controversy over a government proposal to pump money into the exchange also contributed to the fall, the report said.

114.   After South Carolina, McCain advisers pumped more money into telephone marketing because phone banks are a good way to influence voters on short notice.

115.   Bush has no plans to pump extra money into Social Security.

116.   But economists have warned about the dangers of hyperinflation if the government pumps too much money into the economy to meet these goals.

117.   But economists have warned of the danger of hyperinflation if the government pumps too much money into the economy to meet these goals.

118.   But thoroughbred owners faced off against the sports authority, charging that the original measure was designed to pump money into the authority, not the horse racing industry.

119.   Central Bank to pump more money into the economy.

120.   Consumers went on a shopping spree earlier in the year before the levy went up, pumping more money than usual into the economy.