91.   He is living a version of self in which the idea of self has to be reinvented moment by moment, day by day.

92.   He said he had no idea the stir it would cause.

93.   He said he had no idea what to do with himself when he finished school.

94.   He was depressed, given to fits of rage, and seemed to have no idea how to make friends.

95.   He was very distressed, but had no idea what it was.

96.   He said the idea has a wide range of potential applications, from Internet transactions to cellular phone transmissions.

97.   He wanted to end it summarily, with a clean knockout, but he had no idea the sort of jaw he was about to see.

98.   He was depressed, given to fits of uncontrollable rage, and seemed to have no idea how to make friends.

99.   His family had no idea what an athlete he would become.

100.   His ideas had no apparent practical application, but the paper was brilliant.