91.   Gradually the new-style wine took the name of the town.

92.   Grizzlies take their name from the silver-tipped hairs protruding from their shaggy brown coats.

93.   Hangklip was known for a time as the false cape, and the bay took its name from the land.

94.   Hartford never allowed Barton to take his name.

95.   Gowda will head a potentially fractious alliance of centrists, socialists, Communists and regional groups that has taken the name of the United Front.

96.   Gramm chided Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas, who did not campaign here and tried to take his name off the ballot.

97.   Harjo, a Muscogee, came from Tulsa, Bird from the city that took its name from her tribe, the Spokane.

98.   He is challenging people in public life to set an example by taking new names.

99.   He was two when his parents divorced and he grew up as Kerry Key, taking the name of his stepfather.

100.   He settled in Czechoslovakia, where he took the name Josef V. Berg of South Africa, and married a Czech woman, Vera Bergova.