101.   And Carroll High School librarian Judith Brown said on Tuesday that it would be almost impossible to involve the community in selecting library books.

102.   And Croatian forces said on Sunday that Serbian planes had bombed villages in the Croat-held Usora River valley of northern Bosnia, causing dozens of civilian casualties.

103.   And European countries would probably also pull their troops out at the same time the United States did, French officials said on Tuesday.

104.   And even if they do, administration officials said on Thursday, a veto is certain.

105.   An associate of Bhakta knew a senator who could be approached to help him obtain a pardon, Bhakta said on Friday in a brief interview.

106.   Anbari said on Monday that U.N. officials had suggested computers to keep track of goods going to the Kurdish north.

107.   Analysts said on Thursday that irrespective of antitrust arguments, the move made sense from a business standpoint.

108.   And a top Dresdner executive said on Wednesday that scores of others were planning to defect.

109.   An in-depth look at what Bush and Gore have had to say on the technology front reveals fewer conflicts than similarities.

110.   And as a boxing pundit, I have to say it on TV.