91.   The public saw what that looks like during the O.J. Simpson murder trial, where scientists argued for weeks over bloody gloves and DNA extracts.

92.   The public sees a need restored, and it is ready to accept strong leadership, including policies it would resist at other times.

93.   The public sees money as corrupting politics, but the quest for cash is wasting time and energy, including that of the most powerful man in the world.

94.   The public sees only the fruits of that research.

95.   The public wanted see for itself who the real Ken Starr was.

96.   The pundits say this will beget a redefinition, and allow the public to see Clinton anew.

97.   The point, Maddalena says, is that Nixon had a happy side the public rarely saw.

98.   The portion of their job the public sees, retrieving the dead, is actually the easy part.

99.   The public rarely sees it.

100.   The public saw him as being above the slime and sludge of political partisanship.