1.   Many prominent college presidents and political scientists as well as a good many newspaper editorials supported the idea.

2.   A newspaper editorial offering the timeworn bromide that people should settle their differences peacefully.

3.   The newspaper editorial is an attack on policy-makers.

4.   A friendly newspaper editorial in Fairbanks, Alaska, or Butte, Mont., can therefore count as much as the pronouncements of big newspapers in far larger states.

5.   A clipping of a newspaper editorial is tacked to his wall.

6.   A newspaper editorial suggested that we inundate his office with letters imploring him to allow a vote on the Shays-Meehan bill concerning campaign finance reform.

7.   A number of newspaper editorials have called on Clinton to resign.

8.   A number of newspaper editorials agreed.

9.   A thirst for vengeance and calls for restraint were both on display in the hours following the deadly attacks, as reflected by newspaper editorials.

10.   Across the continent, newspaper editorials have also urged caution, citing the complex nature of terrorism.