1.  Anybody not willing to put in the time, she said, cannot compete.

2.  Dennis said he expected the bulk of the magazine's revenue to come from readers willing to pay $75 a year for a subscription to the weekly publication.

3.  Desperate for development, many governments are willing to lease the logging rights to public lands at an extraordinarily cheap price _ often just a few dollars an acre.

4.  Democrats willing to cough up a similar sentiment for George W. Bush are less rare.

5.  Dafoe has been one of the most accessible players on the team and he is regularly willing to offer his perspective _ win, lose, or draw.

6.  Despite the talk about local control, neither country is willing to grant regulatory or enforcement powers to the proposed agency.

7.  Despite the interest of foreign companies willing to invest, the Costa Rican economy is straining under serious financial problems.

8.  Detroit, looking for veteran grit and willing to trade Steve Yzerman, scouted the last Islander game, sending its executive vice president, Jim Devellano.

9.  Daschle insisted on Thursday that the votes for the bill were solid and that there were more than enough senators willing to vote against a filibuster.

10.  Despite the controversy, desert dirts remain a draw for small investors willing to take a high-risk gamble.