111.   --NewTek Inc. President Dwight Parscale, which makes Video Toaster, an Amiga add-on used by hundreds of television and video production studios for special effects.

112.   Nordby has built perches for the endangered birds in a grassy field crisscrossed by rusty railroad tracks once used by the Army.

113.   Not to mention the dreadful performance of cellular data modems, used by some diehard telecommuters to link their laptops to the Internet.

114.   Officials are asking for millions of dollars of public money to build a park on land once used by the railroads.

115.   Once widely used by industry, polychlorinated biphenyls -- suspected carcinogens better known as PCBs -- have long been banned in the United States.

116.   One end hooks to the hard disk, and the other attaches to the controller used by the computer to transmit instructions to the disk.

117.   On-line computer services connected to the Internet, though now used by millions of people, are still relatively new.

118.   Other safety board officials asked whether the pay policy initially used by Valujet had been detrimental to safety.

119.   Once used largely by motorcycle gangs, methamphetamine has replaced crack as the drug of choice in many parts of the United States.

120.   Or we could just follow the man-trap techniques used by Monica Lewinsky to bag the leader of the Free World.