101.   His remarks were a marked departure from the blistering attacks Gingrich delivered earlier this week against President Clinton and the Democratic Party.

102.   His remarks were brief and mysterious.

103.   His remarks were exceptional for someone so young.

104.   His remarks were similar to ones he made last week.

105.   His remarks were something of a concession speech, but also an affirmation of his political principles.

106.   His remarks were the latest vitriol in an acrimonious competition to control computer software development around the world.

107.   His remarks were the second by a prominent African on the subject of church-sponsored schools recently.

108.   His remarks were dotted with references to Islamic tradition, invoking God and reminding viewers that it was not permissible for non-Muslims to remain as protectors in Saudi Arabia.

109.   I thought her remark was callous and insensitive.

110.   If you do, your remarks are likely to come off as canned rather than conversational and convincing.