91.   The tape transcripts indicate the executive made the offer to destroy the documents.

92.   The two executives are simply making career moves, he said.

93.   The various investigators want to know why some Enron top executives made windfall profits while smaller investors and ordinary employees lost their savings when the stock plunged.

94.   The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that expatriate executives are making plans to flee.

95.   Their rankings are based on how much money their executives can make under the table, not on the ability of the fighters.

96.   These executives were making comments like that only days before NBC itself decided to make a deal with Murdoch.

97.   They say executives should make certain that their personal interests are not at odds with those of any public stockholders they are charged with protecting.

98.   This is where we disagree, and this is where so many New York sports executives make the mistake.

99.   Tobacco executives seldom make public appearances or testify under oath.

100.   Top executives could make plans about products and employment levels and be right most of the time.