1.   Block hopes a stronger marketing partner will help overcome the perception that CompuServe is having problems.

2.   Bush, the less-experienced debater, had to overcome perceptions that he is a policy lightweight prone to soft generalizations.

3.   But Dick Bennett, a Manchester-based pollster, said that Forbes must overcome negative perception among voters here that he is trying to buy the election.

4.   But often, in categories like aspirin and tires, advertising struggles to overcome perceptions that all offerings are alike.

5.   He turned to them to help overcome the perception that the house was out of touch.

6.   How do you overcome the perception of the club?

7.   How will you overcome the perception of Tom Hayden as an interloper from Santa Monica?

8.   IBM will have to overcome perceptions that its computers are more expensive than its competitors.

9.   If that were not enough, they were also trying to overcome the perception that they did not belong after what happened on Sunday.

10.   If that perception can be overcome, she said, then auctions can be a good idea, especially for a unique, hard-to-sell property.