101.   The broad Cockney accent was still there.

102.   The accent is cockney.

103.   The accent is pure Texas, the twang hitching the words together like a fist-sized belt buckle holding up a pair of jeans.

104.   The accent is upbeat, and the dancers, sometimes with the two pairs echoing each other, are admirable in their speed, stamina and good humor.

105.   The accent of satisfaction was more Oak Bluffs than Brooklyn Heights, but they led their prosperous, talkative lives as if they were normal.

106.   The accents are often French, German and Italian, as the weak dollar attracts Europeans, who real estate agents say like the low crime rate.

107.   The accents may be from Brooklyn, but the bodies are all in Burbank.

108.   The accents will be as bright and crisp as salutes.

109.   The accents would be impossible.

110.   The Boston accent is right, the relationship has real passion.