1.   Our vote today indicates a change in United States policy.

2.   Reports from within the company indicate a change in policy.

3.   The elbows in the lines indicate phase changes-melting or boiling --of the metals.

4.   It indicates the change that has come over the world.

5.   Tables published by government agencies usually carry footnotes indicating such changes.

6.   A Justice Department spokeswoman, Susan Dryden, acknowledged the memorandum, but said it did not indicate any change in policy.

7.   But none of the sides indicated any change in their positions, which had led to an impasse.

8.   For each category, an index is computed by adding the percentage of respondents indicating that activity will increase to half of the percentage indicating no change.

9.   High resistance makes it difficult to indicate lane changes smoothly without also clicking on the turn signals.

10.   If Suharto is going to indicate a change of course, he may not have much time.