91.   No newcomer, one argument goes, can take the risk of forcing upon his people a controversial peace with the historic archenemy.

92.   Or so goes the argument, anyway, in a complaint filed with the National Association of Securities Dealers earlier this month.

93.   Or so the argument goes.

94.   Once such global constraints as Cold War politics were removed, this argument goes, the myriad sores that had festered untended for decades re-emerged.

95.   Pilgrims who traveled had sexual needs, the argument went.

96.   Poverty programs backfired, the argument went, giving impetus to welfare reform.

97.   Related dilemmas have arisen over the disposition of frozen sperm collected from a man who subsequently died, and these arguments have gone to court.

98.   Right now, there are plenty of bargains, the argument goes.

99.   Retirees would be better off, the argument goes, because a self-funded system forces them to save money.

100.   Saddam is basically being contained, the argument goes.