81.   He could feel it in his gut.

82.   He added texture, and I could almost feel it in my hands.

83.   He also feels safer in the United States, Kulik said.

84.   He has one sister in Texas and another in Virginia, and he feels trapped in Gaza.

85.   He could feel persecuted in a soup kitchen, and is about as subtle as an Agassi forehand.

86.   He insisted he felt safe in Brooklyn, but also was adamant that he believes he was shot because he was a Jew.

87.   He felt pain in his neck and back, and medical tests found damage to disks in his spine.

88.   He told friends late in the week a stint on the disabled list was possible, but his wrist has felt better in the past few days.

89.   He was a man we in ASEAN felt we could closely cooperate with.

90.   His elbow felt weak in the first inning Saturday, but he said he pitched through it.