101.   Street crime in many areas has reached historic highs.

102.   Street crime is local, but surely the United States can prosecute and punish racial crime on its streets.

103.   Street crime, fed by an explosion of drug abuse, has risen exponentially.

104.   Street crime, gang warfare and murderous squabbles within families and between neighbors seize many of its cities.

105.   That is the principle that fewer guns on American streets -- not more Americans in the electric chair -- is a real remedy for street crime.

106.   That has helped bring the street crime figures up, officials say.

107.   The curious view from abroad is that only whites are threatened by, and concerned about, street crime, hijackings and housebreaking and the violence these involve.

108.   The dramatic decline in street crime has been applauded throughout New York City.

109.   The four police officers, part of an elite street crime unit that patrols at night, have not yet been questioned.

110.   The emphasis on street crime is a significant change for federal law enforcement.