111.   But judging from this book the historian Philip Bobbitt had a pretty good idea.

112.   But judging from widespread ignorance of the Bible, it seems that the wired gets more regular use than the word.

113.   But many surgeons say that the operations work much better than they would predict, judging from just the physical changes made to the stomach and intestine.

114.   But smaller biotechnology startups are struggling right now, judging from the fervent pitches that scores of them presented to venture capitalists at a meeting last week.

115.   But their track record so far, at least as it can be judged from the outside, leaves something to be desired.

116.   But there is more to Lindsey than predictable mainstream opinions, at least judging from his publications.

117.   But the number was significant, judging from the thousands of loyalists who surfaced on the streets, armed with automatic rifles, after he spoke on national radio.

118.   But they will earn it, judging from Thursday.

119.   But to judge from Ore-Ida, losing a job today does not mean what it did a few years ago.

120.   But to judge from the attack commercials Corzine has been running for more than a month, it remains, at its root, a not-Florio campaign.