91.   Cox tagged up and broke for home.

92.   Dellucci broke for home, changed his mind and was thrown out trying to get back to third.

93.   Dunston, a longtime shortstop who is trying to stick around as a utility player, thought he saw shortstop Edgar Renteria break for third.

94.   Election-day interviews indicated that many swing voters were breaking for the mayor.

95.   Eleventh-ranked Oklahoma began work on its Arkansas package this week and will practice until Friday before breaking for the Christmas holiday.

96.   For instance, tax breaks for imports of capital goods, or a renegotiation of the fuel purchase agreements with national oil and gas company Petroliam Nasional Bhd.

97.   Ford officials did say they were sticking to a previous projection of breaking even for the full year.

98.   Fox lazily repeats the pop consensus of Simpson as sociopath, stalker and wife-beater, breaking for the obligatory flashbacks to his youth in San Francisco.

99.   Gorman said that he expected four-fifths of the undecided voters to break for Romney.

100.   GOP Chairman Jim Nicholson says Republicans will court Hispanics with support for anti-crime measures, school vouchers to help pay for parochial schools and tax breaks for children.

v. + for >>共 935
work 5.21%
use 3.49%
know 3.31%
reach 3.03%
fight 2.21%
qualify 1.86%
be 1.81%
write 1.33%
close 1.07%
treat 1.03%
break 0.16%
break + p. >>共 71
down 25.76%
off 18.17%
for 10.37%
from 9.62%
on 7.34%
in 5.90%
at 3.49%
to 2.61%
over 2.13%
during 1.70%
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