91.   He has little to lose by keeping his options open.

92.   He has very little to gain and a lot more to lose by returning.

93.   He has the most to lose by teeing it up on Monday, but he wants to play anyway.

94.   He did not race until last December, when he lost by a neck at Hollywood Park after a troubled trip.

95.   He had little to lose by repeating before Congress much of what he had already said, rather than suffering the embarrassment of taking the Fifth.

96.   He made a quadruple bogey there and lost by one stroke to Ian Woosnam.

97.   He hopes the United States and NATO continue the bombings long enough to convince the Serbian people they have much to lose by keeping Milosevic in power.

98.   He still had to hold off Menifee, who lost by a neck.

99.   He lost by only a few games, which made him think that if he practiced hard, he could do better.

100.   He was the pitcher of record when Seattle carried a five-run lead into the bottom of the ninth inning, only to lose by one run.