101.   I noticed, meantime, that the morning newspaper was on the walk.

102.   I thought it was to see what a newspaper was like.

103.   If a newspaper were to print tournament results, it would have to eliminate two-thirds of the team names as unsuitable for print.

104.   I strongly urge, and sincerely hope, that these two newspapers will be fully aware of their ultimate responsibilities to the United States of America. . . .

105.   I recall a debate I was involved in many years ago, when newspapers first were tempted to flirt with racy subjects.

106.   If the newspaper is afraid to allow it to be shown on national television, draw your own conclusions as to fairness.

107.   If people are simply losing interest in newspapers does it matter how good newspapers are anymore?

108.   If they want reassurance, newspapers are not the place to find it.

109.   If he brought in a player who was an Anglophone, the French newspapers would be on him.

110.   If newspapers are a mirror that a community holds up to itself, the reflection is mostly white.