91.   This fall, Stottlemyre says he expects a national audience to see the Yankees in a more compassionate way.

92.   Through a window the audience could see a muscular man moving a magnifying glass provocatively above his body, clad in a white swimsuit slit on one side.

93.   Today, computers control every aspect of what an audience sees.

94.   Too bad, however, that such a small audience saw the game.

95.   Ultimately, it is the cinematographer who sees the picture the audience will see.

96.   Well, as a national television audience saw Sunday, their longing for the good old days is more than just a pipe dream.

97.   What the audience will see is protruding hip bones, heart-shaped underpants on Alek Wek, plenty of bra and panty combinations, teddies and penoir sets.

98.   Whatever it is, the audience never sees it.

99.   When first met, the teen-age Myrna, her chestal region a sight gag when the audience sees her in profile, works at a Mineola luncheonette.

100.   What made these performances noteworthy was programming that enabled audiences to see narratives, abstractions, comedies, dramas and mood pieces of many types.