81.   For the five young men in Judah, their burgeoning career is beginning to squeeze out other parts of their lives.

82.   Gently squeeze out the water.

83.   Giant corporations were beginning to depersonalize working relationships, pressing children into work in mines, mills and factories at cheap wages, squeezing out small businesses.

84.   Given that futures squeezed out gains the day before the auction, some traders said that was evidence of confidence the new issue will be well met.

85.   Garrison Hearst, of whom so much is expected, squeezed out five yards in six carries before leaving in the second quarter because of a slightly pulled hamstring.

86.   GM will attempt to squeeze out more profit by pushing more costs off on suppliers, analysts said.

87.   Gently squeeze out liquid and shake out most seeds, then slice tomatoes as thin as possible.

88.   Halve grilled heads of garlic crosswise and squeeze out soft pulp into a small bowl.

89.   He juggles them now and then, trying to squeeze out every penny.

90.   He also repeated his view that the best gift the Fed can give the economy now is to squeeze out inflation.