101.   That work, said Yamamoto and her university colleague, Niels Pedersen, could offer important clues to human vaccine researchers.

102.   That offers a clue about why he suggested Fed officials are more tolerant of faster growth than in the past.

103.   That slowdown may not happen, Liro said, noting that next three employment reports will offer critical clues.

104.   The annual report offers no clue as to when Buffett might sell the silver, or whether he plans to buy more.

105.   The Bible, of course, offers a few clues about the nature of heaven.

106.   The article beneath it offered little clue.

107.   The central bank has offered few clues about when it will set the bands and none about the levels at which they would be set.

108.   The Bible itself offers few clues.

109.   The commissioners have offered no clues on what plan they now favor.

110.   The Fed chairman, Alan Greenspan, whose every utterance is weighed for possible hints about interest rates, offered no clues Thursday.