91.   He noted, however, that new approaches to the problem are needed instead of simply pumping in cash.

92.   He clenched both fists and pumped them in familiar fashion as teammates swamped him and a few over-enthusiastic spectators invaded the ground.

93.   He was given a flashlight and warm fluids, and hot air was pumped in through the hole.

94.   He said he heard accounts of prisoners corralled into chambers, showered with methane gas pumped in through ventilation pipes, and their corpses burned.

95.   He was given a flashlight and fluids, and hot air was pumped in through the hole.

96.   If all goes well, it could start pumping in the spring, easing the shortage.

97.   In that appearance, where Gore pumped hands in an adoring crowd to the hot-salsa sounds of Ricky Martin, the clemency issue did not come up.

98.   It is based on this track record that investors decide on whether to make new investments or pump in more money for existing operations.

99.   Most of the chickens were stuffed into garbage bags and killed by pumping in carbon dioxide.

100.   Navaratnam acknowledges that the private education sector would have to pump in more money into the science fields.