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91. We consider bingo in Plaistow. Fringe theatre in Islington is too bourgeois.

92. The traditional crop is softened with a short fringe For the man in control, hair is swept back in strong waves.

93. Around the perimeter of the head there is a pitted fringe, which is unique to this kind of arthropod.

94. What of the loony fringe that I had so conveniently forgotten?

95. But there are two differences: Morar has a tourist fringe and its loch is of fresh water.

96. I was prevented by his permanently sullen air and his rodent-like face with its black fringe of hair reaching to the eyes.

97. Yet Rome had originally been no more than just another city state on the western fringe of Hellenism.

98. Naturally, that something less than attractive fringe also found its way to the beach house.

99. We lived in Belleville, New Jersey, a commuter town at the northern fringe of Newark.

100. Tax is not necessarily paid on fringe benefits, indeed many qualify for tax relief.

101. The downsizing of big firms with high wages and good fringe benefits continues at an unrelenting pace.

102. Dozens of street musicians have been gathering in Cheltenham as part of the fringe festival.

103. After the uproar created by Nicholas Tolstoy over the Cossack repatriations, the fringe groups had been taken very seriously.

104. Ulster Unionist leader Jim Molyneaux is billed to speak at two conference fringe meetings.

105. Women continue to be denied fringe benefits and wages equivalent to those received by men.

106. The centre is One, the outer fringe is Six; zones where there used to be neighbourhoods.

107. The fringe benefit is visible; it gives status; it differentiates.

108. While some dismiss Monahan as a fringe activist, she boasts of a close working relationship with the governor.

109. It meant giving up the security of my salary, together with sick leave, fringe benefits, and long vacation time.

110. Essex displayed strong individual characteristics, not even the forested western fringe being markedly differentiated from the adjacent parts.

111. The length of your notice period will also govern the worth of your fringe benefits in the event of a wrongful dismissal.

112. In the marginal fringe, where farmland meets wild moorland, woodland or marshland, there are several changes.

113. Its pillars were just rectangular blocks of mousy-grey ashlar; its capitals plain but for a fringe of simple water-leaf scallops.

114. Not surprisingly, the financial position of fringe bodies is almost infinitely varied.

115. Hockey moved from the fringe to the mainstream when it went from a specialty item to a staple.

116. What shows up in the statistics as fringe benefits is really a private social welfare payment from the young to the old.

117. Many predict that electronic commerce will propel global computer networks from the fringe into the core of business.

118. A more efficient tax system would not discriminate between cash compensation and fringe benefits.

119. To transform a scholarly consensus into something that appears the obsession of a disreputable fringe group requires more than accidental bias.

120. The terrorist fringe condemned the decision and threatened to use force.