1.  A new response is growing from women theologians and from radicals seeking liberation for many oppressed people.

2.  It attempts, by tackling childhood thematically, across time, to stimulate new responses through sometimes startling juxtapositions of images.

3.  Baby-sitting co-ops are not a new response to the problem of child care.

4.  Against all expectations, Mondragon is about to become a testing-ground for the new response to terrorism.

5.  But aware of the growing prospects for a trial that could stretch out over several weeks or more, they have begun preparing new responses.

6.  Clinton offered a new response to complaints that she is running for office in a state she only recently moved to.

7.  Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson announced Tuesday that anthrax letters discovered in the future will prompt a new investigative response that will include postal facilities.

8.  In learning time-management skills, we discover strategies for developing new responses that give us more hours in every day.

9.  Instead of begging to stay up, recently she invented a new response.

10.  It becomes a process of practicing old routines, rather than learning new responses or thinking in fresh channels.