111.   Earl smiles, but his eyes never leave the young men filling in for the old pros taking a break.

112.   Discouraged by the news from the front, more women may forgo taking a break, risking early burnout.

113.   Eckardt remembers taking a break between patrols one day at the forward outpost his unit worked from.

114.   Entire institutions of higher learning have been built around the premise that during young adulthood many people take a break from their religious commitments.

115.   Elsewhere, the news that smoking among teen-agers had declined came as a surprise to students taking cigarette breaks on the steps behind Garfield High School in Seattle.

116.   Even as Gore takes a break from blasting Bush, he is still relying on his campaign and surrogates to keep up the fight.

117.   Even though his two children are eager to see him, Love figures his golf swing is in too good a groove to take a break.

118.   Even when the band took a break, and tango records were played, the dancing continued.

119.   Even for workaholics who do take a break, there are the ubiquitous electronic gadgets that keep employees constantly connected to the office.

120.   Fassel took a break from his search for staff members and flew back to Arizona Thursday to clean out his office and spend some time with his family.