91.   The Dr. Seuss books became popular at the same time that children began devoting long hours to watching television, raising concerns about literacy.

92.   The result was that instead of a secondhand account of the life of actor Paul Robeson, the book became, in part, a personal account.

93.   The unrequited desire for stories about the young wizard is so keen that the books have become the literary equivalent of Furby stuffed animals.

94.   Their books become popular best sellers, their faces fill magazine covers.

95.   They and other authors have timed their books in such a way that the books themselves become factors in the campaign.

96.   Things move quickly in cyberspace, and a book can become obsolete in three to six months.

97.   This elegant new book should become a Christmas tradition.

98.   This book has become a classic for the wired generation.

99.   Throughout the summer, as the book became available, scholars began to take sides.

100.   To a very great extent what the book became for me was a way to exorcise my frustrations with the journalistic form of having to find heroes and villains.