1.  Any sign that economic growth is feeding through to prices could raise concern that the Federal Reserve might have to raise rates at its next meeting on March 25.

2.  Anybody remember the good old days when people thought things through BEFORE they expressed them publicly, thereby avoiding the need to retreat and issue apologies?

3.  Despite a catalog of bad marriages, lost televangelist empires and squandered relationships with children, Messner's indomitable optimism, honesty and determination shine through.

4.  Democratic strategists privately concede that the party had neither thought through nor anticipated the political potency of the issue.

5.  Customers who have the cars, which are available through leases, have been asked to return them immediately.

6.  Cut a rectangle 15 inches high and 22 inches wide into the shade for the puppets to appear through.

7.  Cut into one chop to make sure it is cooked through and just lightly pink at the center.

8.  Despite all he has been through, Marchand said he does not hold a grudge.

9.  Democrats charged that Republicans were trying to ram the bill through, without committee hearings, to keep them from scrutinizing the bill.

10.  Democrats want any gas-tax legislation to require oil companies to provide proof they will pass the savings through to consumers.