101.   As we watched some of our fellow developing countries successfully establish sound democratic systems, any signs of greater political openness at home have been welcomed with open arms.

102.   At the convention, Cheney, often accompanied by his wife, Lynne, was welcomed with rousing applause and chants.

103.   But the fast-food chain might not be welcomed with open arms.

104.   Chinese primary school children welcomed them with band music and bouquets of flowers.

105.   Clinton is to meet with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat on Monday in the Gaza Strip, where he will be welcomed with the trappings of a state visit.

106.   For the most part, foreign investment is something we should welcome with open arms.

107.   He met there with dozens of imams and political and cultural figures, who welcomed him with warm rhythmic clapping.

108.   In Belgrade, the Serbian capital, the agreement was welcomed with joyous anticipation that the United Nations would lift sanctions.

109.   In recent years tourists have returned to the ancient site, and Hezbollah has welcomed them with banners hung over the streets.

110.   In Serb villages in western Bosnia, NATO troops have been welcomed with open arms, warm smiles and glasses of potent local hootch.