91.   In a corner of his kitchen is a flag emblazoned with the Big Blue Marble.

92.   In the background is the flag of her political party, the National League for Democracy.

93.   In the computer-graphics image of flames were burning flags of the United States and Israel.

94.   In the years immediately following the Civil War, the Confederate battle flag was not an omnipresent symbol in the South.

95.   In the end, the USOC made enough of a case to have the flag be part of the Opening Ceremony.

96.   It is hard to say what the flag is now worth.

97.   Its flag is the Muslim color, dark green, surmounted by the Muslim symbols of a crescent moon and a star.

98.   Its flags were not to be seen, and only two farmers from the area showed up.

99.   Just as the symbolism of a flag is usually more important than its aesthetic values, this new flag is a mental map of the contemporary South.

100.   Lest theory become reality, Americans would do well to consider why the flag is not protected in the first place.