111.   He controls most of the government machinery in Belgrade, but not the army, which takes its orders from Kostunica.

112.   He did three long tours across the country, taking personal orders from coast to coast.

113.   He is an organization man, fiercely loyal to bureaucracies, happy with the status quo, at least as comfortable taking orders as giving them.

114.   He took orders, he said then, from a black Labrador retriever owned by a neighbor named Sam.

115.   He was a true fanatic, who had no respect except for those who thought they were taking their orders directly from God.

116.   He said no one wanted to shut off water to tenants, but the City Council was tired of taking orders from the group.

117.   He stunned the army by publicly saluting the mother of a disappeared dissident in the presidential office, and pledging to take her orders.

118.   He was taking orders for fish.

119.   He seemed too often to be taking his orders from the clergy and the hierarchy and he did not cut a very fine figure on television.

120.   He set out as a contractor, hiring seamstresses to sew garments for a jobber who took orders from retail stores.