111.   Several other cities have used similar checkpoints, and the practice could become fairly common if the Supreme Court gives its blessing.

112.   The city does not use ground water for drinking water, the official said.

113.   The city has been using pesticides to kill the mosquitoes that carry the virus.

114.   The city still uses the old mechanical lever-operated voting machines.

115.   The city will use the savings for youth services, street improvements and attracting private industry.

116.   The city used a different calculation to arrive at the higher amount, Chung said.

117.   The city used to be the heart of Spanish culture in the new world, and has beautiful colonial palaces, museums and churches.

118.   The city was using emergency wells to supply hospitals, fire stations and other critical institutions, he said.

119.   The city used its relatively small size, even its lack of hotel space, as the selling point for its bid.

120.   The pilot cities will use the system to handle high-value payment clearing and authorization of credit cards.