81.   Companies offering Internet telephone services have emerged as a major threat to telephone companies by exposing the true cost of making connections.

82.   Clinton keeps making connections with Roosevelt, who set up the national park system and protected millions of acres of Western land.

83.   Connections are made.

84.   Currants, cassis, making the connections, remembering a meal in Paris, a magret of duck, sliced in an arc, a piquant cassis sauce.

85.   Daschle said he expected to make a connection with the president, too.

86.   Croze was finally able to make a connection with her character and to make her sympathetic, if not exactly likable.

87.   Diane is making connections with Interracial Family Alliance in Atlanta.

88.   Doll said Delta is adjusting flight times, giving flight crews more time to make connections and buying new airport equipment as part of the effort.

89.   DNA testing, impossible a decade ago, can now make the connection, and plug the holes in the past.

90.   Digitizing also would make possible connection to the Internet, with all that promises.