1.  Any successful magazine sells not only the articles bundled inside, but a vision _ a view of the world, an attitude.

2.  Denise Rich and Dozoretz were "emphatically not, in my view, determinative or even central to my efforts," Quinn said.

3.  DeFrank, who had arranged for an insider's view of the campaign, got a call from George W.

4.  Cuba is changing rapidly, and the postcard views of1950 DeSotos and Buicks chugging down picturesque streets are rapidly giving way to tour buses and resorts.

5.  Dermatologists say the finding confirms the long-held view that smoking ages skin prematurely.

6.  DeGrasse used an overly expansive interpretation of that standard, the Appellate Division majority ruled, where a minimalist view was in order.

7.  Department stores take a dim view of showing their goods in the vicinity of news about discount houses.

8.  Depending on the Justice Department's view of the industry, the companies might have to sell some assets to gain approval, Verveer said.

9.  Depending on the point of view, Kelly is either a murderous bandit or a national folk hero.

10.  Depending on your view, roads and railways have either deteriorated or have finally revealed the effects of previous deterioration.