91.   Decades before the recycling movement, Alfredo charged customers a fee for dumping their leaves and brush and then let nature run its course.

92.   Dengism, less a goal than a process, has run its course.

93.   Doctors and patients can do little but endure until a crisis has run its course.

94.   Dr. Hershon said it has to run its course.

95.   Environmentalists say that nature should be allowed to run its course and that the plan has hidden costs.

96.   Even if the reforms had been allowed to run their course, it would take years to get the ruble stabilized as a First World currency.

97.   Every conflict has to fester and mature sufficiently to end, so the blood feud of the Middle East may need more time to run its course.

98.   Eventually, perhaps in late November or early December, the new proposal will run its course, and so will Usery.

99.   Falcon officials have said the deal will be restructured before running its course.

100.   Following his diagnosis, Robbie Tolbert said her husband opted to let the cancer run its course, refusing to undergo chemotherapy.