91.   The rest comes from municipal supplies and is treated by either distillation, reverse osmosis, deionization or filtration, says the International Bottled Water Association.

92.   The rest comes from other bank creditors, state and local governments and employees, KHD said.

93.   The rest comes from private contributions and fund-raising efforts.

94.   The rest comes from the Internet and related activities such as computer classes and special events.

95.   The rest comes from travelers passing through the nearby airport, plus planeloads of shoppers who fly in for daylong or weekend sprees.

96.   The rest comes from tuition, with the price set high enough to subsidize discounts.

97.   The rest had come from publicly available trade publications.

98.   The rest is coming from city commitments of industrial development bonds and proceeds from hotel-motel taxes.

99.   The rest must come from prize money, which owners split with drivers.

100.   The rest should come as a series of sharp surprises.