81.   Pertaining to the rigors and tensions of October, this is not the point, which is that Wells is absolutely unafraid to fail.

82.   Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin handled the tensions of the kidnapping with extraordinary political skill.

83.   Rickson said they wanted to evoke the tension of being a radical theater in a fashionable neighborhood.

84.   Sean Marsich, a senior defensive end for the Skyhawks, also knows the tension of the moment.

85.   Several months ago, he suggested that unevenness or inconsistency in the string tension of his antique violin may have caused him to compensate with his fingers.

86.   Sen. John Ashcroft, R-Mo., said the Family Friendly Workplace Act would help hourly workers better balance the competing demands and tensions of work and home.

87.   She is in darker shadows, her head and hand suggesting skepticism, adding to the tension of a relationship that needs to be redefined.

88.   Tennis connoisseurs who prefer the intricate strategy and sustained tension of baseline play did not find much to savor in the Wimbledon finals.

89.   Tensions of race and class smolder.

90.   That just added to the tension of a game that had plenty.