91.   Once these prizes were suspect items, cynically regarded as favors to studios that had been generous with press junkets and sumptuous restaurant meals.

92.   Other prizes are monthly in-home meals by a chef and a cordless telephone system with four handsets.

93.   Prizes are important.

94.   Prizes so far are grand-manner Liszt and Chopin performances by Paderewski, Ignaz Friedman and Alfred Cortot.

95.   Prizes are baked goods made with Adams products, recipes, Adams product samples and Adams coupons.

96.   Precisely because the prize is so singular, it cannot be so easily claimed.

97.   Prizes also will be behind labels on Classic bottles, but they will not be in vending machines.

98.   Prizes are larger, publicity is wider and winners today gain far more attention than mere runners-up.

99.   Sam Solecki, a Toronto writer on poetry and European literature, says prizes are a problem generally because of what they miss.

100.   Second prize is a set of golf clubs, and third-prize winners take away a sleeve of golf balls.