1.   For one thing, surveys show that American viewers are tuning out foreign affairs in huge numbers.

2.   He cited survey results that suggest people must be tuning out all the AIDS awareness campaigns.

3.   He was a different player at Riviera, tuning out introspection and letting his swing happen -- to the extent of five birdies and an eagle.

4.   In Dunedin, Roger Clemens should be strapping on the headset and tuning out Cito Gaston by this time next Sunday.

5.   Many marketers say Americans are increasingly skeptical of advertising and are tuning out traditional messages.

6.   Many Xers are standing up and tuning out ad rhetoric, realizing their consumer choices make a big impact on the environment.

7.   Or tuning out Warner recording artists such as Sugar Ray.

8.   Over and over, I heard this, tuning out the pain and finding a coach to act as mentor or surrogate parent.

9.   Rather, he is marching with deliberation to his own rhythm, tuning out Palestinian anxieties with the certainty that they will understand his good intentions in the end.

10.   So many of the steps the pope makes this visit will be on diplomatic eggshells, tuning out the claims and counterclaims of sovereignty, religious rights and nationalism.