1.  As 10 p.m. drew closer, everyone paged through high school yearbooks and settled in for a large, nationally televised dose of Joe.

2.  As a result, Kerrigan will need to have an emergency starter _ paging Tim Wakefield _ standing by in case Martinez balks at the last minute.

3.  As dinner was winding down, he was paged by the White House.

4.  As editor, Wallace will be the top news executive, responsible for both news and opinion pages.

5.  David Crowder, former editorial page editor of the El Paso Times, and Ron Grossman assisted with this article.)

6.  Do I want them to page through Vogue and see the Nan Gold-in models and the heroin look?

7.  Different pages, same book.

8.  Donald Smith remembers getting paged on his bus, told to call home at the end of the line.

9.  Doug Nick emphasized that "there is an enormous amount of doubt about who did it," and all eight pages "could be innocent."

10.  Digital PCS phones are smaller than earlier cellular phones and offer clearer connections, better paging capability and longer battery life.