81.   You must have let someone go before now.

82.   But that in some of the comments that have gone before.

83.   Along with the nine proposed utility mergers awaiting approval, several more are expected to go before the commission.

84.   Almost two-and-a-half years went by before another bank that bought part of the loan from Signet contacted Philip Morris for verification.

85.   Although King held a huge lead with less than a week to go before the election, he ran an unaggressive campaign.

86.   Although the project may seem extreme, DotComGuy is not going where no one has gone before.

87.   Among the six quarterbacks to go before Johnson was Steve McNair, his opponent today in Nashville.

88.   Analysts and real estate agents cheered the price increase, but warned that prices still have a long way to go before recouping the value lost during the recession.

89.   And a proposal to ban discrimination against homosexuals, accompanied by the familiar backlash, goes before the City Council for a vote Monday.

90.   And a comfortable fit that made one weary traveler forget the miles -- and aisles -- he had to go before he slept.