91.   He and others worry the new emphasis on performance and accountability will squeeze out those professors who spend years in labs before making breakthrough discoveries.

92.   He told employees that the belt-tightening would help to squeeze out competition during a particularly harsh period for big retailers.

93.   His foot moved to the slow rhythm of his guitar as he squeezed out a blues tune.

94.   Hog supplies have moved increasingly away from the Midwest to southern states, where large-scale, high-technology enterprises are squeezing out the Iowa pork producers.

95.   I managed to squeeze out one more APOLOGETIC SMILE before I lost my grip and went sprawling onto the heaving aisle floor.

96.   I squeezed out a yawn but found myself at a loss for conversation.

97.   If no liquid squeezes out, the insect inside has died and dried up.

98.   If using frozen spinach, be sure it is defrosted, and squeeze out any excess water with your hands.

99.   If the current impasse leads to a new local election for the assembly, then the middle ground of negotiation could be squeezed out altogether.

100.   If using the cucumber slices, squeeze out excess moisture before using.