101.   Oh, they get a taste of it every now and then, but nothing like they do down at the University of Arizona.

102.   Now the tribunal, an institution that searches for tight rules, has been getting a taste of Milosevic-bred anarchy.

103.   On Monday night, the Falcons got a taste of what life is like without two of their stars, Jamal Anderson and Chris Chandler.

104.   Now, many Mexicans fear the military could be getting a taste for power.

105.   On Tuesday, private citizen Bentsen got a taste of life as a commoner.

106.   Once dismissed as stodgy, utilities are getting a taste of life in the fast lane.

107.   One way, these days, is to get a taste of Red Sox pitching.

108.   On the final climb, Berzin got a taste of what awaits him in the Pyrenees if he reclaims the yellow jersey.

109.   Other drivers, who finally got a taste of victory, are understandably more supportive of the system.

110.   Rep. J.C. Watts Jr., R-Okla., got a taste of the Bush treatment in an Oval Office meeting this week.