1.  Although he would never say it, Bledsoe is not yet able to play, at least not the way he can when he's anywhere near his best.

2.  Despite their pitching weaknesses, the A's have the hitting and defense to win, but they can only if Henderson and Sierra give a full effort.

3.  Doing your e-mail just because you can whether you're in a conference room or at a dinner doesn't mean it's appropriate.

4.  Dulin said she tells her students to practice in front of any audience they can _ whether it's real or make-believe.

5.  Except that it can if the money goes to the student first, not the school.

6.  Frankly, I don't remember much else, but I'm sure I could if someone refreshed my memory."

7.  He can if he sets realistic goals, said Sue White, the Metropolitan YMCA's membership/program director.

8.  He can if that man is Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

9.  He can't if the subject is his steadily improving sveltitude.

10.  He could if he continues this pace.