11.   He added that he intended to continue to support the team approach among top executives that has emerged under DeCrane.

12.   In Eastern Europe, especially, political and economic freedom appear to be failing to produce the equal of what emerged under Communism.

13.   Many enterprises are emerging under individual ownership, and they constitute the largest class of capital-hungry private enterprises in China today.

14.   Not enough US players know how to unlock a defense with skill and subtlety, and those traits are not likely to emerge under the current system.

15.   State legislatures, including several in the Deep South, have rejected many of the harshest proposals to emerge under the new state-run systems.

16.   Suddenly Poopsie emerged from under the chair, his jaws gaping, his sharp teeth gleaming.

17.   The airline emerged under the leadership of William A. Franke, a turnaround specialist who was not particularly friendly to labor.

18.   The calendar emerges from under a sofa cushion, revealing a dentist and two doctor visits, all also this week.

19.   Then the men from Dobrosin would run back out, emerging under the umbrella of the American guns.

20.   Val Kilmer makes a passable Caped Crusader, whose tormented past as Bruce Wayne never really emerges from under the flashy clutter of gimmicky props and consumer gimcrackery.