101.   The approach has had an effect.

102.   The approach has promise and peril, doctors and activists say.

103.   The block-grant approach has merit, but not if it serves primarily as an excuse to cut.

104.   The approach has its critics, most commonly conservatives.

105.   The clever approach has its detractors, though.

106.   The exercise approach has multiple advantages.

107.   The free-market approach has broad appeal in Republican ranks and some academic circles.

108.   The new approach has yet to be approved by regulators in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

109.   The question is whether his approach has enough followers.

110.   Their approach has flaws, too.