91.   Entering its own interferometer, each photon must make a random decision as to whether it will travel a long pathway through the device or a short one.

92.   Environmental activists lauded the decision as the first of its kind.

93.   Executives at several agricultural promotional organizations cited that aspect of the decision as the reason they believe that their mandatory advertising will survive.

94.   Federated uses a team buying approach, where teams of merchants from all of its nine chains make buying decisions as a group.

95.   First Amendment advocates hailed the decision as bolstering free speech rights and protecting artistic expression.

96.   Field characterized the decision as a victory, because it requires the agency to recalculate the extent of reductions.

97.   For his part, Barkley said Colangelo owns the team and will make decisions as he see fits.

98.   Former Clinton administration officials viewed the Bush decision as a vindication of sorts.

99.   Free-speech advocates hailed the decision as a landmark in a new age of high-tech communications.

100.   Gay rights advocates hailed the decision as a judgment that all people enjoy fundamental civil rights.