1.   Aristide and hundreds of his Fanmi Lavalas party activists have written issue papers for the elections in March.

2.   As a rule, pundits pore over mounds of issue papers on every conceivable subject.

3.   Bush campaign officials, however, quickly denounced the RAND Corp. study, which is called an issue paper and not subject to the same standards as scientific studies.

4.   But early this year he put out such a blizzard of issue papers that the Bradley camp ridiculed him for being bogged down in small-bore matters.

5.   Issue papers are helpful, and his I like, but the real test of a president is the makeup of the man.

6.   Others have sent issue papers or gone out of their way to introduce themselves.

7.   The issue papers were well received nationally.

8.   The selected sites, replete with their own clickable links, dispense voter information, campaign schedules, issue papers and state-by-state political news.

9.   In their issue paper today, researchers at Rand, a California-based think tank, suggest those scores may be misleading.

10.   In their issue paper Tuesday, researchers at Rand, a California-based think tank, suggest those scores may be misleading.