111.   The tool has been around for decades, and my early version had three interchangeable drum graters.

112.   The Senate version has no such requirement.

113.   The two different versions would have to be reconciled in a House-Senate conference later this year.

114.   The stretch versions have more space for people and cargo, than the standard versions, but that space comes at a price.

115.   The version has census and marriage records, immigration and passenger lists and military records.

116.   The wild versions had a much fuller flavor, but were not as firm as the meaty, springy cultivated ones.

117.   Their publishers tend to vie for which version has a third- or fourth-grade reading level.

118.   They are supposed to change communications by taking geography out of the equation, though early versions have had technical and marketing difficulties.

119.   This version has a little Bloody Mary kick to it.

120.   This version has an R rating, but differs little from an unrated cut.