81.   No messages from little green men ... but the possibility of any extraterrestrial life has captured our imagination.

82.   No US players have approached such values, and the MLS has failed to capture the imagination of fans with such off-season deals.

83.   Nonetheless, that possibility was precisely what captured the public imagination.

84.   Nineteenth-century British photographer Roger Fenton was best-known for his pictures of the Crimean War, but it was the exotic Near East that captured his imagination.

85.   Not for years has a story captured the imagination of the Boston media with such prolonged intensity.

86.   Nokia, however, got what it wanted -- a load of publicity by capturing the imagination of viewers.

87.   One day this week, for instance, two freakish stories appeared to capture the imagination of the world financial markets.

88.   Other proposals captured the imagination of the volunteers.

89.   One Western import that has captured the imagination of the younger generation of scholars, however, is French postmodernism.

90.   Regan may not be among them, but whatever the reason, the underworld continues to capture the imagination of generations of adventurers.