1.  As a result, many of their white wines have moved into the ranks of the best offered by Germany and France.

2.  As always, the LACTER-COLUMN will move in the "f" financial news file and in the "k" editorial column file.)

3.  Downtown, the Lightning will move into a $155 million arena next season.

4.  Earlier in my career I was moved all over the lineup.

5.  Elsewhere around the country, students have moved to a new stage of action, sitting in at regional parliament offices and city halls to demand local reforms.

6.  Equally improbably, Clinton has moved within a whisker of agreeing with them.

7.  Elsewhere, a cold front accompanied by areas of rain will move toward the Pacific Northwest Coast.

8.  Essentially, Sony Classics is moving from a less competitive into a more competitive business.

9.  East of the mountains, isolated showers will move off the Northeast coast early Friday morning, followed by a mix of sunshine and cumulus clouds.

10.  Eventually, Geren will move into an office tower that is under construction near the runway.