91.   And it is family life that often pays the price.

92.   And it is doubtful that the American public would be willing to pay that price.

93.   And it was, of course, the innocent who had to pay the price for this farce.

94.   And sometimes we pay a price.

95.   And many small-car buyers can afford to pay higher prices.

96.   And in an era of dramatic change, there is always the chance of paying basement prices to own a chunk of the Next Big Thing.

97.   And the consumer are paying the price, with health and pocketbook.

98.   And now the Taliban will pay a price.

99.   And parents are willing to pay the price.

100.   And the major candidates have also, in various ways, paid a price.