1.  At least on paper, the defensive personnel of this season is not as good as what the Cowboys had steamrolled last season.

2.  At least on paper.

3.  Every two weeks the department met a payroll that on paper included 500 officers.

4.  Get a chance to own Yosemite, Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon _ but only on paper, of course.

5.  Glorified descriptions of internships and extracurricular activities may pepper the resumes _ laser-printed, of course, on fancy paper.

6.  He won with teams that, on paper, were not as good as his Tobacco Road neighbors.

7.  He said the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe had already gone very far, at least on paper, in rejecting the argument of domestic jurisdiction.

8.  Meeting Needs: 82 _ On paper, the Sooners filled some glaring deficiencies.

9.  NEW YORK: on paper.

10.  On paper, at any rate.