11.   But they said paying down the national debt should get top priority if the projected budget surplus materializes.

12.   Critical city operations, such as water distribution and hospital equipment, are getting top priority, Friedlander said.

13.   Dean Fryer, spokesman for the state Department of Industrial Relations, said he was unsure who would get priority over the assets.

14.   Do they both get priority over someone who lost a business?

15.   Does a person who lost a child get priority over a person who lost an arm?

16.   Employees who lose their jobs get priority for open positions and are eligible for severance packages, Beck said.

17.   Even though the European conflict got priority, American supply sergeants recall being awash in war material pouring out of the States.

18.   For important votes, though, the leadership clearly took pains to get its priorities in order.

19.   He helped me get my priorities in order.

20.   If the right hand is holding the telephone and the left hand is holding the steering wheel, which hand gets top priority when the brain starts sending messages?