81.   By ripping apart homes, the tragedy has stripped survivors of their privacy and laid bare the lives of the dead.

82.   Fox hunting polarizes Britain, laying bare the divide between town and country and reawakening class antagonism that simmers below the surface of British society.

83.   He had laid himself bare in the pages of his memoir, emerging as a bring-home-to-Mom guy I genuinely wanted to meet.

84.   In death, Trklja laid bare how far his country still needs to go to achieve real peace, and how far it has already come.

85.   International carpenters union president Doug McCarron laid bare the novelty of the occasion.

86.   It also disgusts Bosnian Serb President Biljana Plavsic, an ardent nationalist who laid bare the smuggling of Karadzic, Krajisnik and their gun-toting underlings.

87.   It also is a somber reminder of resources the region has spoiled by pollution, laid bare by deforestation and suffocated in smog.

88.   More and more, the thin strips of dirt road lead past vast areas of stripped forest, laid bare by chain saws and bulldozers.

89.   Now pictures and witness accounts have laid bare a bloodcurdling array of accusations against troops from Belgium, Italy and Canada.

90.   Soldiers occupying former rebel territory exchanged gunfire with guerrillas in the Lacandon Jungle, killing one rebel in a clash that laid bare the possibility of further violence.