91.   Hinds was given out caught behind by umpire Basil Morgan although TV replays suggested that the ball did not take the edge.

92.   Of course, winning takes the edge off.

93.   Only the location of the Real Madrid vs. Inter games takes an edge off.

94.   Reiffel produced a beautiful ball which left Blair Pocock, took the edge and flew to Taylor at first slip.

95.   Russian sympathy for a stricken United States has taken the edge off the argument over U.S. plans for a missile defense system.

96.   Some viewers may also think the idealism is too simplistic and didactic, although Loach takes the edge off with his trademark humor.

97.   Stocks drifted to a negative finish Monday as economic concerns took the edge off enthusiasm over news of a major merger.

98.   That took an edge off some performances.

99.   That is also showing up in state polls, where Gore has regained a lead in Illinois and Bush has taken an edge in Florida.

100.   The sendings off and a half-dozen other booking in the first half took the edge off the rest of the match.