81.   And for Carter himself, the Haitian accord culminates his own salvation -- a return to public esteem, carried off with dignity and grace.

82.   And it carries with it a lecturing tone that is already stirring up a popular and political backlash.

83.   And that is what USC will carry with it through six weeks of Rose Bowl preparation.

84.   And I think that failure is the essential memory of this season that we will all carry with us.

85.   And they speak of telephone calls that keep them nervous for days because threats can be carried out with impunity.

86.   And this windfall would carry with it little inconvenience.

87.   And yet, if Parcells did not want to get carried away with adjectives and praise after the opener, it is difficult to fault him.

88.   Another importer, an appliance wholesaler, said the scheme was carried out with a network of dummy companies, banks and the connivance of corrupt government officials.

89.   And, according to demonstration organizers, not with the general good will that most protesters carried with their placards and puppets.

90.   Any rule carries with it the danger of being enforced to the letter, without regard to circumstance or common sense.