91.   Such insurance policies are common for players under multiyear contracts.

92.   Such a design is common for ovals, because it gives fans all along the main grandstands a better view of the frontstretch.

93.   Tests of basic math and other skills are common even for blue-collar jobs, and executive may be put through the paces in comprehensive skills or leadership traits.

94.   That is common for chandeliers.

95.   That game comes with Microsoft Windows, and shareware versions are common for both IBM-compatible and Macintosh computers.

96.   That repeated a pattern that has become common for much of the last week.

97.   Tension caused by physical, mental and emotional stress is common for new parents and multiplied for those with twins or triplets.

98.   The article takes issue with another practice that has become common for many U.S. bishops handling accusations of sexual abuse by their priests.

99.   The gasp and cry and sigh must be as common for the read-aloud novel as they are within the theater.

100.   The personnel issues, while fairly common for any new administration, are emblematic of a deeper problem for the Bush team, Telhami said.