81.   At the end of her book, she provides short biographies of contributors, including their favorite flowers.

82.   Besides hawking her book, she also worked at A Choice For Women, an abortion clinic in northeast Dallas.

83.   Betancourt said that she tried at first to get her book published in Colombia, but was rejected by publishers.

84.   Besides the videos, there has been little else to do but walk, write an addendum to her book and, after some hesitation, read her mail.

85.   Bedridden with a mysterious lupuslike disease while researching her book, Harris left the house only to collect books from the Middletown library.

86.   Best of all, she lives and gardens right here in Arizona, and her book is for people who do the same.

87.   Both personal and professional experiences spurred LeBey to write her book.

88.   A charming leitmotif of her book becomes her search for this orchid.

89.   A rattled government has banned her book, and her feminist views are assailed by Islamic radicals as impious.

90.   Absent are the personal stories Clinton weaves into her book.