101.   For one of the things Izzo had told them was to forget about keeping their hands up when a man made a cut.

102.   For weeks, armed men have made priests and church workers their targets for death.

103.   For months, the men have been making appearances across the state and, in recent days, radio and television commercials in support of the initiative.

104.   From fascist youth to aging benefactor, the man has made quite a transition in his life.

105.   For the families, young men make good role models for boys and willing companions in such pursuits as climbing trees and finding frogs.

106.   He acknowledged that it was difficult to know whether both men could make the tough decisions needed to restart peace talks.

107.   He identified one external change that some men do make after cancer.

108.   He saw what a difference one man could make by being the consummate team player, by focusing on the little things, and by starting the fast break.

109.   He said the men made them strip and threw water over them in the sub-zero temperatures.

110.   He wanted to emphasize what a self-deprecating and self-aware man he was -- not the puffed up bully the press has made him out to be.