91.   Others had shown interest, Vardalos notes, but they often wanted significant changes to the script.

92.   People want change, but they want to be sensible.

93.   Other parties want a federal system introduced and new rules on campaigning, though few of the parties agree on what changes they want.

94.   Perhaps he just wants a change of scenery.

95.   Police want a change, too.

96.   Polls show that more Mexicans want change, and wish to usher in an era of alternation in power, than are willing to vote for any one challenger.

97.   President Clinton has signaled his willingness to consider the measure, but he wants some changes that could doom it in Congress.

98.   Patricia Ninci, president of the Commerce and Productive Activities Commission for the city of Rome, does want change, and has enthusiastically embraced liberalization of store hours.

99.   Pauken said this style served mostly to preserve the status quo and frustrated factions of the Republican Party that wanted sharp change.

100.   Politics is still a struggle for power, and anybody who wants change has to be willing to wrestle money or privilege away from whoever has it.