11.   And that accounted for the different tone Dole struck here, his aides said.

12.   At Fox, the plan was to start by attracting young viewers with a brash, slightly vulgar, clearly different tone and later to broaden the reach.

13.   At the downtown Orlando hotel, Clinton spoke at length, without prompting and in a far different tone than he had addressed the issue before.

14.   At the union headquarters, in a neighborhood where signs warn that cars soliciting prostitutes will be seized, the teachers had a distinctly different tone.

15.   Back in the Shaanxi delegation, one party member sounded a slightly different tone.

16.   Bouzereau, who started his work with little training as a director, said he tries to create a different tone when he is interviewing his subjects.

17.   Ads for the golf tournament, from Phoenix agency SRO, strike a markedly different tone.

18.   Bush established a different tone.

19.   But a very different tone emerges in drawings from World War Three Illustrated, an off-beat, bitingly iconoclastic graphic publication based in the East Village.

20.   But in a letter to Pena Tuesday, the senator struck a far different tone than he did earlier in the month.