111.   But the average person does not have a team of doctors ready to act as quickly as the Knicks did.

112.   But the second person has a free hand.

113.   But the person still would have to be found.

114.   But to read the records, a person has to bring the device to a computer, plug it in and download the data.

115.   But ultimately, a person would have to have blinders on not to be dazzled.

116.   But, he added, that person would have to be very sophisticated and have a lot of time to spend.

117.   Camis said that the more that a person has emotionally at stake in a statement, the easier a lie is to detect.

118.   Complaining will just convince you that the person has more power than you do.

119.   Consumer advocates say there is no clear-cut answer, as each person has different factors to consider.

120.   Could a young person have a better upbringing than the start William Moyers got in life?