91.   Charles F. Feeney, who made his fortune in airport duty-free shops, is but the most visible current example.

92.   Cinerama is controlled by Michael Forman, whose family made a fortune in drive-in theaters.

93.   Clinton also can take to the lecture circuit and make a fortune, emulating Ronald Reagan, who made millions from speeches in Japan.

94.   Certainly no one is going to make their fortune at those prices, but those who start free-software companies have reasons for choosing the noncommercial model.

95.   Charlie Hobbis had made his fortune with a publishing business.

96.   Circuit City Stores Inc., which made its fortune selling consumer electronics products and appliances, has a similar idea --and a headstart.

97.   Computer programmers are making a fortune fixing code and doing all the other mysterious things they do in basements without windows.

98.   Cleland, a former head of the Veterans Administration, defeated Guy Millner, who made a fortune in the temporary-employment business.

99.   Clym Yeobright, an educated, successful traveler, returns to his home and mother after five years of making his fortune in Paris.

100.   Cooper started out as a grocer and made fortunes in glue and iron.