101.   But what has made old men here weep and younger ones wonder about loyalty was the news last month that the blue jackets would be leaving town.

102.   But the White House has decided to act now, as Congress has left town.

103.   But, in less than an hour, people were ordered to leave town.

104.   But when he leaves town, the membership at Augusta National will not morph into a multiethnic pool.

105.   By Thursday, the last of the television trucks was leaving town, the shaken community restarting the rhythms of daily life.

106.   By the time the new league kicks it off, nearly two years will have passed since Romario and the boys from Brazil left town.

107.   Clemens left town insisting Duquette was happy to see him go.

108.   Certainly, big-name dealers left town, leaving skeleton crews in charge of their galleries.

109.   Clinton and Starr may soon leave town, but the insular establishment they leave behind is still on the warpath.

110.   Consider poor Tobi Marram, who knows that her husband will again this year leave town on her birthday to attend the finals of the tournament next weekend.