101.   The majority of women said breast size affects personality, often in a negative way.

102.   The majority said other factors could justify steep awards --such as particularly reprehensible conduct.

103.   The majority said the must-carry rules can be enforced if they truly serve a significant government interest without unduly burdening the cable industry.

104.   The majority said even deeply religious leaders should compromise on such moral issues as gay rights, abortion and the death penalty.

105.   The majority said such consideration insultingly assumes that all blacks think alike.

106.   The majority said they know the contenders only from their television ads.

107.   The majorities say they have the right to insure that such correspondence is not politically oriented, which would violate the rules.

108.   The majority said other factors -- such as particularly reprehensible conduct -- could justify steep awards.

109.   The majority said the provision was not appropriately tailored to achieve its legitimate objective of protecting children from exposure to patently offensive material.

110.   The majority said they would go home if the delay was longer than a week.