91.   The lack of strong female characters, the kind that boys will eventually come to know in the office or workplace, does not serve boys or girls well.

92.   The noncompetition clause seems to have been applied with special rigor to the female characters.

93.   The only thing that seems to have changed about the female characters is that they have plunged down the socioeconomic ladder in direct contradiction with real-world trends.

94.   The two male creators, Verhoeven and Eszterhas, are contriving a degrading experience for their female character.

95.   There is more Margaret Thatcher than Margot Fonteyn in his female character, Margaret Lowin-Octeyn, D.B.E.

96.   This examination of male-female relationships was co-written by Marti Noxon, who handled the female characters, and Roger Mills, who provides the male perspective.

97.   This portrayal rate includes kisses between straight female characters.

98.   This was also the year of the strong female character, or at least one with deeper dimensions.

99.   To do so, some are adding female characters to war games.

100.   To somehow bind them together, Mussorgsky has invented a female character named Marfa.