91.   Twelve orchestras were so satisfied that they have established permanent residencies for composers as part of their ordinary activities.

92.   Two members of Congress from Florida, Sen. Connie Mack and Rep. Bill McCollum, have introduced bills to grant the boy citizenship or permanent residency.

93.   Under the law, Elian is automatically paroled into the exile community here, and is eligible to apply for permanent residency in one year.

94.   Under the proposal being floated, an expanded pool of new migrants could apply for temporary work permits with the possibility of earning permanent residency over time.

95.   Under the proposal, some unlawful Mexicans would be permitted to earn permanent legal residency if they had lived and worked here a certain amount of time.

96.   Until recently, a passport was a necessary document for many of the Fujianese immigrants who filed for permanent residency soon after entering the United States.

97.   Vice President Al Gore recently split with the Clinton administration in supporting the permanent residency bill.

98.   What the law would not do, she said, is change the requirements for permanent residency.

99.   Whether Angulo and his family get a temporary visa or permanent residency, the mere fact of being legal will free them from a netherworld of fear and uncertainty.

100.   Paszkowski said the CSIS hired him that year with a promise of obtaining permanent residency for him.