1.  As a browser cache gradually accumulates pages, it effectively becomes a detailed electronic record of its user's Web browsing.

2.  Dekalb police spokesperson Mikki Jones flipped through pages and pages of names of journalists from across the country who want more information about the case.

3.  Descended from Polish royalty, Poniatowska started out in journalism in the social pages of a Mexico City daily.

4.  DESIGN-COLLECTORS (New York) _ Decorating devotees, turn the page.

5.  Depending upon the results, that could lead to designers redesigning their pages.

6.  Delete about 100 pages, and "The Cobra Event" would be a solid thriller.

7.  Delightful scenes inspired by Laura Ingalls Wilder's pioneer days come to life as young readers apply and re-apply two pages of reusable stickers.

8.  Despite all the care, concern and discussion, I can count on a few calls each week about the front page.

9.  Cuomo seemed to be borrowing a page from McCall's campaign playbook.

10.  Cuomo's name appears on more than 50 of the 213 pages.