81.   That fire is getting close to being under control, so experienced firefighters may soon be able to turn it over to just-trained marines.

82.   That other firefighter was his father.

83.   Thayer said that firefighters were able to set up fire breaks around residences, and only three homes were lost.

84.   The department had suffered by far its most catastrophic loss of life, and many firefighters were on duty or still searching for survivors in the rubble.

85.   The firefighters may be more inclined to accept a contract with minimal raises now that they will be making more in overtime.

86.   The firefighters were in uniform, leaving no question about their identity.

87.   The firefighters were like relics who somehow had forgotten that the job, nearly a month ago, had been declared over.

88.   The firefighters are color-blind in the smoke.

89.   The firefighters involved are part of a pilot program in Brooklyn aimed at giving them responsibilities traditionally assigned to the Emergency Medical Service.

90.   The firefighters are volunteers in an army of rescuers that has been on duty since moments after the Twin Towers were hit by two hijacked jetliners Tuesday morning.