91.   Their biggest problems stemmed from their success, like keeping popular handsets in stock and repairing data networks downed by heavy traffic.

92.   They are also the fundamental technologies underlying the Internet, the global collection of data networks that increasingly tie businesses, government agencies, universities and homes.

93.   They were making huge investments so that their trunk lines and switches can handle so-called broad-band data networks, which can carry voice, video and text.

94.   To use a Web phone to get Internet information, however, you must be in a region that is served by the data network.

95.   U S West counters that it is seeking exemptions only for data networks, not for those that carry voice traffic.

96.   Ultrafast, inexpensive microprocessors, flat panel displays and wireless data networks.

97.   Under the agreement to be announced Tuesday, NTT will continue to provide the underlying backbone for the data network in Japan, the executives said.

98.   Various electronic systems for linking businesses have been available for years, but these usually required costly private data networks and tailor-made software.

99.   While it will be sold as a stand-alone machine for the home, Ellison predicted it would be popular in schools and businesses with high-speed data networks.

100.   While the market for wireless gear has continued to grow, lately demand for equipment for corporate data networks and the Internet has grown even faster.