91.   But he is convinced that competing charities, the government and the media are conspiring to put an end to his efforts.

92.   But Fiddes and Ms. Charpentier, who also declined interview requests, quickly put an end to such solicitousness.

93.   But he says that nonetheless doctors are not afraid to put an end to unnecessary suffering.

94.   But leave it to the long-suffering John Valentin to put an end to the indignities heaped upon the Red Sox here.

95.   But nobody thinks the new report will put an end to a story that has entranced millions and generated a lucrative industry of fan clubs and tours.

96.   But obviously his advisers put an end to straight talk in South Carolina, after it caused problems with flag supporters.

97.   But putting an end to ticket scalping is not a top priority at Augusta National.

98.   But she said Wasserstein had already begun to put an end to the political infighting.

99.   But memories of the war and drinking put an end to all of that.

100.   But such a gesture did not put an end to underlying suspicions and charges of bad faith.