91.   But in Boa Esperanca, the forced wait is taking a heavy toll.

92.   But it also reportedly brought a heavy toll to North Korea.

93.   But the heavy civilian toll is putting a dangerous twist on a familiar exchange between Israel and Arab enemies.

94.   But the numbing familiarity of such tragedies takes a heavy toll.

95.   But the very familiarity of such tragedies takes a heavy toll.

96.   Considering the heavy toll, it is unlikely that the deaths were caused by liver flukes.

97.   Despite the vigilance of Marwando and his fellow lookouts, the buccaneers have exacted an increasingly heavy toll on international shipping.

98.   Even as he spoke of wiping out terrorism, Bush conceded that the violent extremists had already extracted a heavy toll.

99.   Few models have done so well as the sluggish economy and rising unemployment have taken a heavy toll on car sales in Japan.

100.   French President Jacques Chirac, also addressing the group, noted the heavy toll that AIDS has taken in Africa.