101.   Hong Kong people are no longer the most impulsive shoppers in the world as they tighten their belts to survive an economic downturn, a new survey has revealed.

102.   In fact, the survey revealed, most non-elderly investors describe themselves as blue or white collar workers rather than managers or professionals.

103.   In a separate report, however, the insurance company said a survey revealed corporate sentiment deteriorated in the six months to November.

104.   A recent survey revealed that more people thought Mastercard was an Olympic sponsor than Visa.

105.   A survey published Monday revealed broad support for legislation to boost the US minimum wage, which Republicans in Congress are currently blocking.

106.   But the survey revealed that such a development would not make much of a dent on voter intentions.

107.   The survey also revealed that far too many samples had excessive levels of less-dangerous bacteria.

108.   The survey also revealed some ambivalent, if not paradoxical views about the Japanese people.

109.   More than three-quarters of urban Chinese had planned to be glued to the television for the World Cup, a recent survey revealed.

110.   More than three-quarters of urban Chinese will be glued to the television for the World Cup, a recent survey revealed.