91.   Now, for the first time, they are almost reluctantly taking the reins of power, which means assuming responsibility for failures as well as successes.

92.   Schmidt was chief technology officer and corporate executive officer at Sun Microsystems Inc. before taking the reins at Novell four years ago.

93.   Since taking the reins of the autonomy government last July, Arafat had conducted business from his Gaza Strip base and only visited the Jericho region once.

94.   The new government already has ratified some curbs on civil liberties it agreed on even before taking the reins.

95.   This latest mixup makes it more important than ever that President Bush find just exactly the right person to take the reins of the FBI.

96.   What we do know is that at that altered state, the conscious mind takes a back seat as the subconscious mind takes the reins.

97.   What will happen to the reform ... depends on whether the U.S. Congress is willing to take the reins, or carry out a political dispute within the congress.

98.   In both cases, the targets were men who were believed to be preparing to take the reins of power.

99.   But Morgado refused to speculate on who would take the reins of UNITA, although he did hint at the difficulties the group now faced.

100.   Christopher will also travel to Saudi Arabia to meet Crown Prince Abdallah, who has taken the reins of power from the ailing King Fahd.