11.   Some power she must hold over him.

12.   So, does it matter what the charge is called and who holds power at Westminster?

13.   Although military commanders hold ultimate power in Turkey, Clinton scheduled no meetings with any of them.

14.   Always build an opportunity for a purge into your daily routine, and you will hold power for many years.

15.   American universities, flush with money and holding the powers of tenure and promotion, attracted the serialism crowd to their faculties.

16.   An attempted merger with a bank sparked complaints that too much business power would be held in too few hands.

17.   Analysts have been saying that most investors want the government to hold power.

18.   And Slobodan Milosevic would still hold power in Belgrade.

19.   And there were concerns that the government would try to move against the many small television and radio stations controlled by the cities where the opposition holds power.

20.   Any permanent member of the Security Council holds veto power that allows it to block U.N. proposals.