111.   The fact that the disease may have leapt the barrier once, from sheep to cattle, is cited by those who raise the alarm about eating beef.

112.   The hijackers became confused and tried to to escape on foot, but they were caught by people who had gathered there after Saifullah raised the alarm.

113.   The Greenwood Watershed Alliance of Mendocino and the Environmental Protection Information Center of Garberville, raised an alarm about the exemption after discovering it last week.

114.   The increased range of that missile raised alarms in Congress as well as the administration.

115.   The launching of the North Korean missile with its greatly increased range also raised alarm in Congress and the Clinton administration.

116.   The president sought to increase awareness of emerging threats without raising undue alarm about events that have yet to materialize on American soil.

117.   The same pistol-toting thugs tried to abduct him from his sickbed, but fled when another patient raised the alarm.

118.   The Republican initiative, which would be limited initially to a pilot program, has raised alarms throughout the agency.

119.   The round-the-clock system could be used to raise the alarm when any law enforcement agency believes it has detected a major crime being committed by electronic means.

120.   The practice is raising considerable alarm in the medical world.