81.   Born in Windsor, England, she grew up in a middle-class family that had little use for jazz.

82.   Brand meanings and associations arise as a kind of found consensus between what the marketer wants and what the consumer has use for.

83.   -- Some users may have legitimate uses for Outlook capabilities the patch limits.

84.   A bitter opponent of abortion rights, McConnell also has little use for church-state separation.

85.   A charming cynic who believes in nothing and has a hilarious line for every occasion, Barry has little use for the love of God or woman.

86.   A colleague of mine, another travel editor, has no use for hotels.

87.   A friend of mine has no use for compliments.

88.   A confirmed wine fan will drink just about any wine because even the least among wines has its uses.

89.   A glaze has many uses.

90.   A laser probe that can make fine cuts has potential use in eye surgery.