101.   New York stage actors flock to Hollywood, eager to replace silent-movie stars thought to have inadequate voices.

102.   No traditional retailer had a voice.

103.   Nor would they have a voice in controlling the Pristina airport, an essential entry point in a landlocked country with a degraded infrastructure.

104.   One thing that has changed is that the opposition now has a voice inside government, he said.

105.   One is Vice President Dick Cheney, who has a voice in nearly all domestic policy matters, as he does in foreign policy.

106.   Parents, they argue, should have no voice if their daughter and government officials decide to give the youngster an abortion whenever and wherever they choose.

107.   Poorer people may be dropping out of the process because they feel they have no voice.

108.   Party rules say that any candidate who has won six states will have a voice in the convention proceedings.

109.   Rather, he has promised that they will have a voice in making those decisions.

110.   Residential and smaller commercial customers have had little voice in the process, and few have chosen to buy power from the new unregulated suppliers.