1.   But government money, not venture money, will probably play the leading role in nanotechnology developments for the next several years, scientists say.

2.   How could venture money not be important in generating patents?

3.   However, some venture money is finding a home among small pharmaceutical and medical device companies.

4.   If bank money flows in a trickle, venture money rushes in like a flood.

5.   In New England, nearly one-third of the venture money was directed to second-round financings.

6.   Johnston is going back to hunting for later-stage technology companies that have never taken venture money before.

7.   Like Trefler, Conway wanted no part of venture money.

8.   New England, usually a distant second in both deals and dollars, slipped to third behind the Southeast in the amount of venture money invested.

9.   Partners in that office will seek late-stage deals in Western Europe, with an emphasis on companies that have not taken venture money before.

10.   Robert Greene, who invested in Multex at Chase Capital, and is now a partner in Flatiron Partners, concedes that venture money has long followed trends.