111.   At least one team has him as a borderline first-rounder.

112.   At that point, the treaty is set to expire, leaving each side free to have as many weapons as it would like unless the accord is extended.

113.   Atlantans have about as much right to denounce tacky commercialism as Parisians have to condemn rudeness.

114.   Baby boomers look for the dime-store and plastic figures they had as children, while older collectors usually prefer Mignots and Britains.

115.   Because as juniors they have open-campus lunch opportunities, they have experimented with communal dining rather than whatever experiment the cafeteria is serving.

116.   Before last weekend, both were considered Super Bowl contenders because of the way they took advantage of the opportunities they had as infant franchises.

117.   Belfour himself had as good an epitaph as any of the whole incident.

118.   Big companies have as much to lose in a revamped FDA as small ones have to gain.

119.   Being a convert would seem to have given Dulles a perspective on the church that he might not have had as a cradle Catholic.

120.   Bledsoe has just as much input and would be very happy if Belichick ended up in New England.