111.   A distant second is a piece-rate program, when employees are paid more for increasing rates of performance.

112.   A distant second was Cuauhtemoc Cardenas Solorzano, the leftist Mexico City mayor.

113.   A second is partisan sweeps.

114.   A second is that he is injured.

115.   A second is that nothing makes things more enticing to teen-agers than a dose of adult disapproval.

116.   A second is the cost of your roster.

117.   A second is the rising number of recipients of transplanted organs and tissues, who are at increased risk for lymphoma because of the anti-rejection drugs they take.

118.   A second is to block the action of platelets, the tiny fragments that help blood clot.

119.   A second is to enlist Washington in its own cause of defeating the Taliban, which the Kremlin believes has helped Islamic militants in Chechnya.

120.   A second is whether the mayor of one of the most culturally sophisticated cities in the world can find enough people of stature to take part.