1.   Another might go to a computer that runs a credit-risk-assessment, while still another copy might go to an employee who arranges home appraisals.

2.   Copies will go to employees and retirees.

3.   I hope a copy went to Gore.

4.   On return to Earth, the copies will go to Mount Vernon and Valley Forge.

5.   Ten thousand copies go out, free of charge, to mayors, journalists, academics, libraries and others, Magnet said.

6.   The letter, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, indicated that copies went to the wives of umpires in both leagues.

7.   The yellow copy goes to CINCPAC, the blue to ECOMCON and the pink to that suspicious-looking yeoman with the Iraqi accent.

8.   Copies will go both to the policyholder and Inland Revenue.

9.   Copies also went on sale at government presses in nine states.

10.   Copies are going to major auction houses.