91.   The youths, like their young nation, are squeezed between a simpler past, a high-tech future and Balkan ghosts of war.

92.   The war has been calamitous for the Nuba people, squeezed between Arab northerners and southern rebels.

93.   The war has been calamitous for the Nuba people, squeezed between the Muslim government dominated by Arab northerners and the black southern rebels.

94.   The wind blows out of the vast, flat expanse to the west of Arlington and squeezes between the mountains to the north and south of town.

95.   Wearing a gray double-breasted suit, Berlusconi sat in the front row squeezed between two attorneys.

96.   Washington has found itself squeezed between efforts backed by Europe and Russia to isolate Iran politically and economically and the competing interests of US companies.

97.   It is squeezed between Croatia to the north and Moslem-held territory to the south and according to the Serbs has been the scene of recent artillery duels.

98.   Major, already trailing in polls, was being squeezed between onslaughts from virtually all sides of his fractious party.

99.   Motorcyclists here habitually squeeze between cars to beat traffic queues and swerve in and out of lanes without indicating.

100.   Others suggested that Ciller was genuinely hesitant, squeezed between Welfare on the one hand and those opposed to the coalition with the Islamists on the other.