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91 So let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire.

92 Iowa and New Hampshire are not doomed to obscurity quite yet.

93 But these White House hopefuls are still working hard in New Hampshire.

94 Fryeburg, in south - west Maine near the New Hampshire border, sits on an enormous aquifer.

95 Visitors who caught sight of him in New Hampshire where he lived described an unkempt recluse.

96 While the Connecticut River separates Hartford from the neighboring New Hampshire communities of Lebanon and Hanover, Hartford and Windsor County are linked economically to New Hampshire.

97 On March 12, McCarthy got 42 percent of the vote in New Hampshire to 49 percent for LBJ.

98 Someone will have to break the news to Iowa and New Hampshire.

99 In 1905, the Treaty of Portsmouth, ending the Russo-Japanese War, was signed in New Hampshire.

100 The New Hampshire Legislature canceled all events. Flights werecanceled at airports including Boston's Logan International and Maine'sPortland International Jetport.

101 New Hampshire , in the northeast area called New England, is The Granite State because of that colorful rock.

102 A city of southern New Hampshire on the Merrimack River south of Manchester. Settled c. 1655, it developed as a textile center in the early19th century. Population, 79[http://sentencedict.com], 662.

103 Tourism is on the rise, too, with skiing and outdoor sports at the top of the list for every New Hampshire vacationer.

104 They drove across the river to New Hampshire on a hot tar road.

105 Only one governor of a small state had ever been elected President, Franklin Pierce of New Hampshire in 1852.

106 In March, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that Massachusetts could use the 1913 law to bar gay couples from Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont from marrying here.

107 The white steeple of the United Church of Christ in Keene, New Hampshire, surrounded by seasonal foliage.

108 A town of southeast Vermont on the Connecticut River and the New Hampshire border. It was chartered in1753 and is now a winter resort center. Population, 11, 886.

109 Let me thank WIPO staff for facilitating WHO collaboration with the Franklin Pierce Law Center at the University of New Hampshire.

110 On the stump in New Hampshire we saw a rare sight: a Republican candidate and a Democratic candidate standing together to pledge they would push for reform and not touch soft money themselves.

111 THE IMF was founded during a moment of high statesmanship at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire.

112 The capital of New Hampshire, in the south-central part of the state on the Merrimack River. It became the capital in 808. Population, 3', 00'.

113 I don't belong here. That was Brian Bishop's first thought when he awakened in the cardiac intensive care unit at the hospital near his home in Pelham, New Hampshire.

114 The graph is courtesy of J.A. Bolker and D.C. Meredith, University of New Hampshire, and is based on data from Elliott, P., Cowan, I.M., and Holling, C.S. 1977.

115 New Hampshire is the Granite State of so-called self sufficiency. Less flash and cash, most famous for hosting the first U. S. presidential primary.

116 And so let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire.

117 Franklin Pierce was from the northeastern state of New Hampshire. He was a lawyer and former state lawmaker.

118 "That is going to make the candidates' reactions to the Iowa results very important," said Andrew Cline, editorial page editor for the New Hampshire Union Leader.

119 Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney also condemned the assassination during a campaign stop in New Hampshire.

120 Though Johnson was a write-in candidate who never came to New Hampshire to campaign, it was a big psychological victory for McCarthy and the anti-war movement.