101.   Some Japanese patients are so desperate that they are accepting kidneys and other organs that were not used on American patients because the donors were too old or sick.

102.   Some donors are willing to be identified because they get paid more.

103.   The art school board says donors should be able to contribute to the group of their choice.

104.   The committee said the contributions were legal because the donors had been legal U.S. residents when the donations were made.

105.   The donor was his brother, William.

106.   The donors are a critical constituency of the Republican Party.

107.   The donors were primarily from the New York metropolitan area, but some came from New Jersey and Maryland, Malik said.

108.   The donor is a long-term survivor and none of the six recipients have become ill.

109.   The donor is anonymous in a way that exists only in a small town.

110.   The donor can be either the patient, himself, or a person with a matching bone marrow type.