91.   A few more clicks, and a purchase could be made, much as e-commerce consumers buy goods at retail Web sites.

92.   A fifth of new subscribers already had handsets, suggesting they either bought them at other retailers or migrated from other operators.

93.   A long period of good news could induce them to buy at ever-higher prices, creating a bubble.

94.   A flavor called Dynya is made from Georgian melons bought at market in Karelia.

95.   A good red-and-black plaid flannel shirt -- preferably bought at an army-navy store -- used to be beyond the reach of fashion.

96.   A put is an option to sell a stock at a fixed price, while a call gives an investor the right to buy at a set price.

97.   A put is the right to sell a security at a specific price and a call is the right to buy at a specific price.

98.   A surge of buying at the end of the day left blue-chip stocks little changed on Thursday.

99.   A stronger dollar, as well as expectations for weaker growth, also buoyed bonds today, prompting some traders to buy at lower prices.

100.   A weakening dollar makes gold less costly to buy at a time when supply is expected to fall short of demand.