111.   Must be Houdini if he can get the jury to buy that one.

112.   No one familiar with the Tiger Woods saga was buying that one.

113.   Of course, if you had bought one then and held onto it, you would have quite an investment on your hands.

114.   Nobody buys just one, not unless they want some friendly abuse from the wagon chefs.

115.   One could admire the newest automobiles and farm machines, for example, but buying one was out of the question.

116.   Orders dropped off as the railroad industry consolidated and companies began repairing old cars rather than buying new ones, the managers said.

117.   Or, choosing between two value stocks that appear to be equally good bets, he could buy the one that is closest to its support level.

118.   One of the main strategic questions computer companies face is how to persuade people who already own computers to buy new ones.

119.   Only misguided souls who thought their lower yields would be offset by lower federal income taxes would buy that one.

120.   Rather than move out of the apartment they have grown used to they decided to buy the one next door and tear down the wall.