111.   In other areas, particularly her views about the public perception of the transactions, her predictions were strikingly accurate.

112.   In part, this may reflect an erroneous public perception that the problem has been solved.

113.   In some areas the service has even dispatched employees to the Dale Carnegie Institute for lessons on how to win good will and influence public perceptions.

114.   In the public perception, she somehow evolves from an admirable role model into a power-hungry elitist with no concern for society.

115.   Inevitably, the Jones case, until resolved, plays into a public perception of a White House under siege.

116.   Initially, the public perception was that France was getting ready to retire.

117.   Ironically, it was the most successful three-year stretch in club history, yet there was a public perception that the Suns did not reach their potential.

118.   It depends on a public perception of terrorism attacks, the company said in April.

119.   Instead, the public perception that Clinton and Gore are close, and in sync, has endured during their three years in office.

120.   It is important for national security, for federal laboratories such as Los Alamos, and for public perceptions that some clarity be brought to the spy scare.