1.   His own rise from the bottom of the heap guarantees that he understands problems of a class-ridden society, he tells audiences.

2.   In those moments he tells audiences about his hardscrabble, Depression-era childhood in the tiny town of Russell, Kan.

3.   And every one of them, he tells audiences, will help forestall an approaching crisis of dirty air and undrinkable water.

4.   As he makes his final rounds of the state, Earley has been telling audiences that the momentum has shifted to him.

5.   As an alternative, Gore told an audience in Des Moines about his plan to preserve the surplus while promoting savings through a tax incentive program.

6.   A year later, Diana told television audiences about her bouts with bulimia and self-mutilation, and her affair with a former army officer.

7.   Bush sometimes tells audiences, and they roar back in approval.

8.   But making a film, he tells the audience of perspective filmmakers in a question and answer session, is no picnic for him.

9.   Campbell told his audience at the Golf Club at Yankee Trace in Centerville about all the things he and his late friend had in common.

10.   Cisneros told the audience he understood.