91.   Some residents of surrounding villages speculated that the killers were most likely ordinary people who were taking revenge for the killings by Serbs in the Kosovo conflict.

92.   Supporters of North suspected the involvement of Bergold and took their revenge by scuttling his nomination as ambassador to Morocco.

93.   The artist took her revenge in a painting in which she transformed one of her destructive little guests into a topiary ornament on a bucket pedestal.

94.   The elder Windsors could only stare at the floor in silence, knowing that the Spencers had taken their revenge.

95.   The critics took revenge in their mixed reviews of the London production.

96.   The ending, however, in which the wife takes her revenge on her husband for his philandering, is predictable and crude.

97.   The human can always take revenge, however.

98.   The Grisham novel is about a black man in Mississippi who takes revenge against two white thugs who rape his young daughter.

99.   The group immediately warned it would take revenge.

100.   The following day the guerrilla group vowed to take revenge.