91.   The two brothers and their families drove south together to look for work in Arizona.

92.   The two brothers are allowed to live at home, while other workers either travel with military units or are held in camps or unused buildings.

93.   The two brothers were tried separately last time, but a judge combined their cases for the retrial.

94.   The two brothers also do most of the fittings and alterations.

95.   The two brothers founded the supermarket chain.

96.   The two brothers live with their grandmother in a city that suggests a disheveled futurist hybrid of Chicago and Detroit.

97.   The two brothers moved to Ohio, where Madison lived as black for the remainder of his days.

98.   The two brothers were born with caramel-colored skin, rounded nostrils, shapely lips and wavy hair.

99.   The two brothers were not charged in connection with that case, the authorities said.