1.   I wanted to give her time to think over what harm it would do to tell me the truth.

2.   If the state can tell school districts how many days they must teach, which it already does, it also can tell districts when to start teaching.

3.   Neither do those told by other Kansas Citians involved in rescue programs, but bless them, they keep toiling.

4.   The league office is sending out memos and tapes and telling the guys doing the game each week how to make calls different.

5.   This was done to tell them how well the beer was brewing.

6.   What good does it do to tell you how you got the high C in this or that performance?

7.   What does that tell you about who had the power?

8.   What good does it do to tell someone that he or she is at risk for a dread disease that can neither be prevented nor effectively treated?

9.   What you do, I finally told him, is make your own.

10.   Burgess refuses to talk to the press, and senior executives at Drydock were warned they would be fired if they did so, one insider told AFP.