101.   The first group generally uses computer models to find which asset classes are undervalued.

102.   The group is using a provision in the North American Free Trade Agreement that permits such labor suits.

103.   The group is using that argument to convince the court to block approval.

104.   The group used a well-connected underground network to put together its schemes while maintaining safe houses where guns, ammunition and blasting materials were stockpiled.

105.   The group used its Web site, www.ewg.org, to make public every federal subsidy paid to every farmer in the last five years.

106.   The experts suggest the less dedicated skip the research but follow the other strategies this group of passengers uses.

107.   The group used statistics from the National Highway Traffic Administration.

108.   The group uses foundation money to organize meetings and workshops for colleges and universities eager to pick up tips on how to develop improved spaces for science.

109.   The groups also use computers to store membership information, financial records and plans for attack, they said.

110.   The insights are then fed into the tools and databases the group uses to prepare for future negotiations.