91.   Walsh told Barry several times that he did not trust the numbers the city used to describe various aspects of the deficit.

92.   Another rumor claims the city will use essential goods in exchange for cash to pay salaries.

93.   Armstrong said the dollars the city will be using to pay the utilities could be used instead for social service agencies that need help.

94.   Besides trade missions, some cities have used their sister or twinning relationship with overseas towns to build economic and commercial bridges into international markets.

95.   Both cities used to serve as rest and recreation for American military servicemen when the United States maintained bases in the Philippines.

96.   Bulgarian cities use unlined dumps, which are filling up as more Western goods and its packaging reach the country, Gruber said.

97.   But some cities have used previous surveys of migrants to force the jobseekers out.

98.   Chicago residences were not considered at risk because the city never used gas lines that required the regulators.

99.   Chinese officials also promised to spend billions of dollars improving the infrastructure and reducing pollution, and the city even used green dye to make bare patches look grassy.

100.   Even though the Justice Ministry has granted the group federal registration, individual cities may still use the religion law to outlaw local branches of the group.