91.   The wounds of the last strike have only recently healed, but baseball is already dreading the possibility of more labor strife after this season.

92.   The wounds of the South never end.

93.   The wounds of this tragedy at least, but the courage and the faith and determination of the people of Oklahoma City are even deeper. . . .

94.   The wounds of the primary campaign have, um, not exactly healed.

95.   The wounds of war run wide and deep.

96.   The unhealed wounds of exile are never far from the surface in Miami.

97.   Then there was the self-inflicted wound of the irresponsible tax cut that no one believed Dole supported in his heart.

98.   Then the world waits, knowing that these political experiments are less likely to be cures than Band-Aids over the wounds of war.

99.   There, a nun who is a nurse spends four hours a day dressing the wounds of the injured, according to Madani.

100.   They dealt a wound of tremendous force to the global culture.