91.   Maybe the tide is turning.

92.   Most importantly, many officials say, is that the surge be prevented and the tide turned the other way.

93.   Now some New Yorkers, at least, think the tide may be turning.

94.   Now, however, the tide may be turning.

95.   Now the release of two CDs by Dawn Upshaw and Fleming suggests that the tide may be turning.

96.   Now the tide has turned, with party pragmatists and freer-market advocates arguing that the party needs to overhaul its style and its ideology.

97.   Now, the tide has turned toward value again.

98.   Now, analysts say, the tide has turned.

99.   Now, in places like Crescent Valley, hopes are running fervent that the tide will turn again.

100.   Now, the tide is turning, and the magistrates are on the defensive.