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• One hundred one of the 124 starters finished the race.
• One hundred one species have been recorded in Paraguay.
• Injury toll also rose to one hundred one people.
• For example, move 101 to 101 AD, then move One hundred one to 101.
• This underground tunnel has many stairs, of which some one hundred ones are now usable.
• One hundred one black officers refused to sign the regulation and were placed under arrest in quarters.
• She is the author of " One Hundred One Ideas for Small Regional Celebrations of Women in Computing ".
• :In elementary and high school in Canada ( southern Ontario, 1980s and 1990s ) I learned we should say " one hundred one ".
• :: : : : I don't ever recall hearing " one hundred one " to be honest, maybe I just have bad memory.
• 101 is read as " One hundred and one " in British English and " One hundred one " in American English ( at least according to English numerals ).
• A kindergarten teacher wrote to say that she teaches her pupils to count one hundred one, one hundred two, but wonders whether one hundred and one is equally acceptable.
• So far five Wikipedians came up on the " one hundred and one " side, and no one on the " one hundred one " side is chiming in curiously enough.
• According to that ( poorly sourced ) article, an American English speaker would answer " One hundred one " and a British English speaker would answer " One hundred and one " . talk ) 02 : 00, 19 September 2012 ( UTC)
• Just from personal observation, I have heard far more Americans say " one hundred and one . " In fact, I don't recall ever hearing " one hundred one . " ?! ?$ 02 : 28, 19 September 2012 ( UTC)
• One hundred one minutes is a long time to sit with the deadbeat characters in " Another Day In Paradise, " but fortunately director Larry Clark doesn't employ the voyeuristic, subversive and exploitative documentary style he used in " Kids " or in his photography exhibitions of disenfranchised, drug-addled youths.
• Rodney Brooks, the robot scientist from MIT, wrote a paper in which he speculates that it might be more effective to send one hundred one-kilogram robots into space, instead of a single hundred-kilogram robot, replacing the need for reliability with chance and sheer numbers, as systems in nature have learned to do.
• :: : : : I can confirm being taught ( Midwest US, a long time ago ) not to say " and " unless a fraction followed . " One hundred one ", but " one hundred and two tenths . " I still do it, and no one seems to be confused . talk ) 04 : 39, 19 September 2012 ( UTC)