91.   A grand jury determined that the long hours of often unsupervised interns and residents contributed to her death.

92.   A member of Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, N.Y., Galvin managed to maintain a scratch handicap even while putting in long hours at the office.

93.   A wrinkled peasant woman reminisces about the long hours and food shortages on her Soviet collective.

94.   A two-hour long exchange of views at the start of the meeting -- televised live to journalists covering the talks --exposed differences on both matters.

95.   Actual searches are both the test and the reward for the many long hours of training.

96.   Achingly long hours passed before answers arrived.

97.   Advocates for the children say the orphans are more likely to be forced to work long hours, to suffer from beatings and to experience sexual abuse.

98.   After just a few months, he is already making a good living from the long hours he spends selling printouts.

99.   After spending two long hours listening to Perot hold forth at a New York Times lunch this week, I mulled over possible romantic metaphors to fit the situation.

100.   After long hours of wheedling, a consular officer gave him a three-month tourist visa.