101.   If terrorists who threaten America buy their weapons, move their people and hide their money by hiring criminal syndicates, why not go after those subcontractors?

102.   If the report is overwhelming, people will move in one direction.

103.   In Europe, when people move, they take everything in the kitchen, including cabinets and light fixtures.

104.   In general, these paths should be kept clear of obstacles so people can move about comfortably.

105.   In generations past, people moving to a new city typically would find the nearest church of their denomination and that would be that.

106.   In Mexico, for example, many people have moved to smaller cities on the edges of metropolises or even satellite cities much farther away.

107.   In much the same way as Americans cross state lines, people can now move around much of continental Western Europe without passing through customs or passport controls.

108.   In such a world of networked buildings, communications and computer power would be constantly at hand as people moved around.

109.   In Sarajevo, people moved down into basements, unsure what to expect but led by their government to believe that a decisive juncture has been reached.

110.   In the last three years more people have moved to Iowa than have left, reversing two decades of population losses.