11.  Any running back outside these five would be at least a small gamble.

12.  Any self-respecting KGB officer should have had three different kinds of alarm bells ringing over these attributes, but not, it seems, the future president.

13.  Any sensible, objective analysis of these criteria should lead him to a negative conclusion.

14.  Cuban officials argue that their country supported these athletes, nurtured their skills, then saw them lured off by richer lands as soon as possible.

15.  Cuban's answer to all of these latest trade rumors should be yes, yes and yes.

16.  Cuba's sports authority defends the deals, saying the state helped these players become so successful.

17.  Cubicle design experts at Haworth Inc., in Holland, Mich., coined these terms for what we do in our cubicles:

18.  Cuffaro says that as children discover these equivalents for themselves, their understanding of relationships among or between objects grows.

19.  Derber argues that such tactics erode people's trust in society: "People emerge from these kinds of experiences feeling betrayed, manipulated and angry."

20.  Derek Jacobi's reading of these hideous bloodlettings gives us some sense of how the ancients might have felt on hearing them told aloud.