101.   Not long after, when Ms. Chang was living in a converted warehouse with Ms. King and others, they smelled gasoline in the house.

102.   On production days, they can be found hunched over computer terminals long after midnight at their warehouse-chic offices on Zonolite Road in DeKalb County.

103.   One day, not long after starting, he met up with several men riding in a newfangled Model T.

104.   Pillsbury remembers going to an Old Country Buffet with a group of Russians visiting Atlanta not long after the Soviet Union collapsed.

105.   President-elect Bush named her ambassador to some little country in Europe not long after the election.

106.   Roumel, a Greek immigrant, is still fuming, long after learning of the idea.

107.   Reports aired on WCBS-TV this week showed some food, including moldy ice cream and canned soup, were held long after the recommended expiration dates.

108.   Some people continued feeling the earthquake long after.

109.   So was the risotto I ate at a party in Milan not long after.

110.   Steve Howe, whose nose trouble continued to hurt the team long after his departure.