91.   The latest reports from Intel and Motorola also shook investors, though shares of both companies have moved up in recent days.

92.   The house was being sold, the buyer eager to move in in a month.

93.   The prime rate, on which many banks base variable credit-card rates, moved up in February and held its new higher level throughout the second quarter.

94.   The rebels continued to hold a large chunk of Chiapas over which the federal government had essentialy ceded control until the army moved back in last February.

95.   The only solution is to move back in with Mom.

96.   The other third are in condos, where the landlord may want to move back in.

97.   The report immediately ignited strong rallies in the bond and stock markets, which in their joint aversion to higher interest rates have customarily moved together in recent years.

98.   The sellers took their offer, and they moved in in October.

99.   The residents of all but three apartments moved back in the afternoon, after workers had cleaned up mud, gravel and damaged belongings, Mako said.

100.   The trouble started two months ago, when he moved from a quiet street in North Bergen to a bustling one in neighboring Weehawken.

v. + in >>共 995
live 3.94%
say 2.38%
remain 2.16%
be 1.95%
kill 1.91%
work 1.82%
base 1.78%
use 1.69%
die 1.53%
stay 1.52%
move 0.03%
move + p. >>共 107
with 41.06%
as 5.60%
from 4.82%
after 4.66%
in 3.86%
without 3.64%
toward 3.16%
for 2.88%
of 2.82%
like 2.62%
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