81.   Picture women in exotic dress, with their backs to the camera, telling lurid tales of abuse.

82.   Remarkably, the local aborigines tell tales that describe such an event in great detail, Bryant said.

83.   Recruits tell lurid tales of superior officers assaulting them emotionally and physically in swaggering displays of consummate power.

84.   Refugees told tales of paralyzed Kosovars being shot or pushed out of town in wheelbarrows.

85.   Returning soliders told their tales and nursed their wounds, but the war itself was largely invisible to the outside world.

86.   Refugees who have been repatriated but manage to escape again tell harrowing tales of torture and imprisonment.

87.   Right-wing authors have told their tales in journals as far away as The Sunday Telegraph and The Times in Britain.

88.   Rocks tell tales.

89.   Schubert told more tales than Mozart at the Mostly Mozart Festival on Thursday evening in Avery Fisher Hall.

90.   Shahrazad continued to tell tales, which gave rise to other tales, all of which were unfinished at dawn.