91.   Indeed, the figure who was until recently the Taliban ambassador to Pakistan, Abdul Salam Zaeef, conceded Thursday that his fanatical colleagues were a spent political force.

92.   Individual players seem to know precisely what is expected of them and what their colleagues are about to do.

93.   It was regrettable, he said, that his colleagues were willing to create unnecessary risks just to get research funds.

94.   Jan Wallace, an education consultant for The Parenting Center in Fort Worth, said she and her colleagues were excited when they heard about the program.

95.   Johnson said she and her temp colleagues are overqualified for their positions and are paid significantly less than the job is worth.

96.   Kaplan says he and his colleagues are simply creative investors, speculators who stake perfectly legal claims in the rough-and-tumble land rush in cyberspace.

97.   Lately, though, colleagues were afraid to travel with him, fearful of his brazen violence and the enmity he cultivated.

98.   Like those in Europe, my Pacific colleagues are frustrated with the international inaction on global warming, and put much of the blame squarely on the United States.

99.   More often, we get professors because they want to hear what colleagues are up to.

100.   My former colleague was right when she summed up the job at the end of her e-mail message.