101.   Finally, there are riders in the Senate bill that may cost no money, but that the White House contends could exact a political or social cost.

102.   Everything costs money.

103.   Food and heat cost money, and Russia has none.

104.   For their part, most supervisors are willing to listen, since it costs money to replace a dissatisfied employee who leaves.

105.   Getting better will cost money, and trading third baseman Robin Ventura would free significant payroll.

106.   Gottesman, a Georgetown University Law Center professor, said it costs less money to treat mentally disabled people in the community, compared to an institution.

107.   Harburger prepared detailed cost breakdowns for state officials and even submitted a year-end cost sheet showing that the Medicaid business was costing her money.

108.   Green Mountain Energy Co., among those signing up Houston customers for the pilot program, also said the delays were costing it money.

109.   He says he is receptive to ideas that cost money, whether they involve hiring more police officers or giving special tax breaks to city residents.

110.   He will cost them money even if they release him.