101.   Like magma bubbling beneath the political surface, affirmative action will probably erupt into a major issue in the presidential campaign this fall.

102.   Many of the Cairo passengers erupted into tears when they saw relatives waiting for them in a passenger lounge cordoned off from the public.

103.   Many problems are handled quickly and dissolve, but others erupt into crises.

104.   Minutes later a second jetliner hit the towers, erupting into a fireball.

105.   Moments later, Gia erupts into a rage.

106.   More common causes of workplace violence are arguments erupting into shoving matches, family domestic disputes brought into offices and disgruntled workers or customers seeking revenge.

107.   Mugabe also prevented tensions between his Shona people and the Ndebele from erupting into civil war.

108.   Not surprisingly, the match in Melbourne erupted into a brawl.

109.   Not surprisingly, the whole thing erupted into a monumental fight.

110.   No one seems to believe the row over fishing rights will erupt into a shooting war.