111.  --It spurs predictable and dramatic surges in computer use every time there is a big breaking news story or a dramatic fluctuation in the stock market.

112.  Its last big news event, said Lienhardt, was the time two local boys took a shot at an advancing German tank from the church tower.

113.  Just going to a non-pay cable channel a few years back was big news for them.

114.  Like a commodity whose novelty dries up, the drive-by is hardly big news now.

115.  Like approaching autumn, the rain was hardly big news.

116.  Like other big news organizations, the Knight-Ridder newspaper chain spends millions of dollars to maintain reporters and news bureaus overseas.

117.  Making big news is the Toyota Tundra, a truck Toyota wishes it had built three years ago.

118.  Minutes later, Kellogg, a Canadian-born public relations consultant who has been coordinating the voyage from on land, emerged with big news.

119.  Most Americans said they would turn to cable channels first if a big news event broke.

120.  Meanwhile, the other big news of the day -- the turmoil over the peso -- battered Latin American stocks traded in the United States.