81.   Now the bones are very, very stable.

82.   On that, the bones are mute.

83.   One writer of the time, Paul Fontoulieu, drily noted that bones are what you would expect to find in a crypt.

84.   Only DNA tests will tell for certain whether the bones are his.

85.   Once adult bone is gone, it is gone forever.

86.   Our bones are marvels of bioengineering, but our retinas are built inside out and our lower backs are still not fully fit for upright posture.

87.   Police say the bones could be those of Josef Unterhuber, a translator from the Bolzano, Italy.

88.   Researchers, including Dr. Karen Burns, a forensic scientist at the University of Georgia, are tying to determine whether the bones are indeed those of the count.

89.   Reilly will not describe what happened, although he said no bones were broken.

90.   She missed a release move on the bars in practice, landed hard and a bone was shoved one-and-one-half inches up her arm.