11.   Buses and trains also conjure images of muggings and worse.

12.   But for civil libertarians, they conjure Orwellian images of Big Brother armed with technologies that are subject to abuse and prone to error.

13.   Competitive intelligence conjures images of spies and cloak-and-dagger work, of skulking figures trying to steal the long-secret formula for Coca-Cola.

14.   Fewer people, meanwhile, reacted to the prospect of war with a peace rally that conjured images of another time.

15.   For most Americans, the Tour de France conjures images of bicyclists riding up and down mountains in tight pants and funny shoes.

16.   Giving teachers gifts on the last day before the holiday vacation conjures Rockwellesque images, but it is in fact a tradition that seems to be gradually changing.

17.   He conjures images from the Old Testament, including familiar stories of Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon and the Prophets, which are then enacted onstage.

18.   Her self-dramatizing portraits conjure the images of modern artists like Cindy Sherman and Sophie Calle.

19.   His aviator-given nickname is Grog, a handle that conjures images of late-night drinking, but that is not him either.

20.   His is a religious profession so uncommon, so linked to the Middle Ages that it conjures images of illuminated manuscripts and shaved heads with a tonsured fringe.