101.   A young Latino man calling himself Albert approached Rene Hernandez and two friends on a street corner in Panorama City.

102.   Actually, two cobblers have street corners named for them.

103.   According to Jordan, the only way Benjamin Franklin could sell his poems was to stand on a street corner in Philadelphia ringing a small bell.

104.   After a year or so, he ended up like so many of his compadres, on a street corner, begging for lousy day jobs.

105.   After all, black gang members in inner-city ghettos do not have Road-to-Damascus experiences on street corners that transform their lives.

106.   Affordable housing is harder than ever to find, he added, and drugs can be bought on many street corners.

107.   Allowing large bank mergers after forcing divestiture of once-competing branches on the same street corner is an example, he said.

108.   But amid the singing and sloganeering, ugliness erupted repeatedly throughout the day, and by late afternoon several street corners were in chaos.

109.   But experienced travelers would be unlikely to close a deal on a street corner.

110.   But if NBA commissioner David Stern had such a tool, Latrell Sprewell would be on the street corner with the refs scalping plane tickets for food.