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• Perhaps " Gold " should have used an applause meter.
• An applause meter was also used to determine winners.
• Martins seems to be waiting for an applause meter to tell him what works.
• Barr resorted to an informal applause meter.
• The audience's enthusiastic ovations pushed the applause meter to its apex, winning the competition for her.
• That is true only if one measures the party with one of those applause meters from the television talent shows.
• If Oscar odds were determined by an applause meter at the luncheon, it would be hard to know where to place bets.
• "There hasn't been a place where they introduced me and introduced her and had the applause meter on ."
• The harsher the circumstances under which the contestant labored, the likelier the studio audience was to ring the applause meter's highest level.
• In the later version, the winner of the first half, determined by an audience applause meter, then competed against a returning champion in the second half.
• Now, more soundly, state by state, we design strategic energy policy, run the war on terrorism and extend or withhold environmental protection by the applause meter.
• The applause meter scored highest for the singing and dancing fools of Hoboken, who Major Bowes said had " walked right into the hearts of their audience ."
• And, at a tribute luncheon to her on Thursday, not even the surprise, joke-infested appearance of candidate Bob Dole stole one decibel from his wife's applause meter.
• Then the audience, by applause meter, would choose one of them for the tiara, the seat on the throne and a shower of prizes before sending her back to her miserable existence.
• Had there been an applause meter, such as the one used to register audience response to the contestants on the old Ted Mack Amateur Hour, Graf and Seles would have been declared co-winners.
• On " Letters to Laugh-In ", a short-lived spin-off daytime show hosted by Gary Owens, cast members read jokes sent in by viewers, which were scored by applause meter.
• After both champion and challenger, in that order, have performed, the audience applause meter determines the champion, who receives $ 1000 cash, the opportunity to return the following week, and a week's engagement at a popular nightspot.
• If an applause meter were in the house, it would have gone over the top on Tuesday for the premiere of " Concerto in Five Movements, " which Robert LaFosse has choreographed for the New York City Ballet's Diamond Project.
• TEEPEN-COLUMN _ State by state, President Bush seems to design strategic energy policy, run the war on terrorism and extend or withhold environmental protection by the applause meter rather than base policy decisions on polling . ( Teepen, Cox News Service ).