81.   It could only mean one thing.

82.   It means different things to different people, he said.

83.   It means one thing to most Internet users, but to patients facing a life-or-death deadline, it means searching for an unrelated-donor match.

84.   It probably means two things.

85.   Its only distinction is that it locked its players out when there were no games, a distinction that may or may not mean a thing come November.

86.   Natural regulation means different things to different people.

87.   Most specifically, he meant things like not turning the ball over.

88.   No, I answered, because it can mean so many things.

89.   None of that means a thing.

90.   Not going meant different things to different people, of course.