91.   It is something of a stranger here because it originally sat several hundred miles to the south.

92.   It then flew hundreds of miles to the north in a zigzag pattern, in an attempt to cover a vast expanse of water.

93.   Just a few miles to the west, in San Agustin, aid workers have found a town demolished by the earthquake.

94.   Just a few hundred miles to the northwest, scores of starving great gray owls arrived in southern Ontario to hunt voles scurrying beneath the deep snows.

95.   Just a few miles to the south, that clean water and those latrines are waiting to be used.

96.   Like scores of other Russian soldiers, he has been working hard at keeping reporters out of Grozny, a few miles to the south.

97.   Many miles to the north of Caracas, a mini-crisis was brewing.

98.   Members can also donate miles to various charities with which American is affiliated.

99.   No longer is the river simply a toxic mix of raw sewage and industrial wastes, polluting ocean waters and beaches for many miles to the north and south.

100.   Native Americans would travel for miles to trade wool, sheep or art for coffee, flour, horse tack, silver or turquoise.