91.   Educators say inventive spelling stimulates creativity in children and frees up valuable time for teachers.

92.   Economists say the jobless rate must come down in order to free up consumer spending, an essential element to recovery.

93.   Each dollar taken from surgeons frees up a dollar for family doctors and internists.

94.   Executives could sell a unit outright, consolidate its work or free up space and sell the real estate, he said.

95.   First, I unscrewed the cap from the drip device, freeing up the felt wick, and hung the entire rig from the bough of a beech nearby.

96.   Five NATO AWACS surveillance planes and their European crews will circle American skies to free up Air Force AWACS for missions elsewhere on the globe.

97.   Five years ago, not interested at all in freeing up new money for schools, lawmakers performed the emptiest gesture imaginable.

98.   For instance, you might agree to buy your child less-expensive jeans to free up more funds for costly sports equipment.

99.   Finance Ministry officials said the sale freed up U.S. Treasury bonds held by Venezuela to back the Brady bonds.

100.   For book retailers, on-demand printing cuts the costs of storing and shipping, and it frees up shelf space occupied by slow-moving titles.