91.   For labor he enlists Indians who could as easily kill the interlopers as work with them but who decide to cooperate for reasons of their own.

92.   For reasons of cost, audience fatigue and increased artistic ambition, the high-concept movie nowadays seems to be on the way out.

93.   For reasons of geography and history, the NATO move on Kosovo is prudent, even necessary.

94.   For reasons of geography the line of sight broadcasts cannot reach all households.

95.   For reasons of his own, Tynan, a Welles worshipper and Olivier admirer, wants the two men to work together.

96.   For reasons of my own, I have been dipping in and out of several canons lately.

97.   For reasons of prestige, Pakistan regards the weapons designers at the plant, known as the Kahuta Khan Research Laboratories, as national heroes.

98.   For reasons of training, experience, intelligence or attitude, some workers will never get it.

99.   Fukushima, a Peruvian pilgrim who describes herself as a devout Roman Catholic, journeyed from Lima for the sole reason of experiencing the blessing.

100.   Governments, with their blinkered reasons of state, will find excuses to ignore the vilest crimes.