91.   She makes enemies.

92.   She has made some enemies, including in the Republican Party.

93.   She made enemies, too, and appeared on a death list.

94.   Stephen F. Bollenbach, the president and chief executive of Hilton Hotels Corp., is not a man known for making enemies.

95.   Still, Cisneros was undeniably a potent symbol of Mexican-American pride, even as he was making enemies in the more prosperous Anglo community.

96.   Still, he is not willing to make enemies now, which many say explains his silence.

97.   That makes enemies in a wide area of American culture.

98.   The motive was not immediately clear, but investigators took note that Wales made many enemies as a strong gun-control advocate.

99.   The war that followed made enemies of the two infant nations, a bloody start that has presaged a bloody half-century.

100.   Theirs is a fraternity in which it is better to stick together, share their common plight, rather than make enemies of each other.