101.   It hopes international support will tip the scales in the talks, which are chaired by former U.S. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell.

102.   It was this dirty dozen of the political world who tipped the scale in favour of the Chuan premiership.

103.   Moments later, Raul botched a great opportunity to further tip the scales when he sent a high-flying header into the goal post.

104.   Now the Serbs are alarmed that the military scales have been tipped away from their favor.

105.   Republicans fear a third-party Buchanan bid would siphon right-wing voters from the eventual nominee, tipping the scales in favor of the Democratic presidential candidate.

106.   Slowly, the joy among KDP-backers at tipping the scales against their rivals has given way to anxiety about having made an alliance with Saddam.

107.   The disaster, which struck in a city known as the bastion of pro-government politics, could tip the scales in important local elections in June.

108.   The outcome of the case against Torricelli, a Democrat, has the potential to tip the scales back to the GOP.

109.   But the strong majorities in both Republican-controlled chambers tips the scale toward a two-thirds majority vote on the compromise, enough to override a veto.

110.   Klinsmann junior, tipping the scales at just over three kilos, was delivered by caesarian section.